Find a few decent sources and you can keep a newsletter going for a long time, without having to strain too many brain cells in process.

Taking this a step further, you can now find "dynamically updating content." This is really neat because you put some code on one of your website pages, and author automatically updates displayed information periodically for you!

This is very popular with news, stock information, weather, and sports scores.

When your visitors know they can depend on you for new and updated information, they will return often. They might even tell their friends about you...which is even better!

Another necessary component of a website that brings visitors back is a sense of community.

Some popular forms of community are:

Discussion boards or forums Mailing lists Free email Chat Polls

Finding these items can definitely be a chore, especially if you are on a tight budget and looking for low/no cost options.

To help you with these efforts I've created a comprehensive directory of best sources of free or almost free website content.

In directory you will find article resources, dynamic content, and much more.

I named site FindSticky.com and you can visit it at http://www.FindSticky.com/

Why Sticky? Well, sticky is Web term for a website's ability to keep visitors for longer than typical 3 seconds, and its ability to bring visitors back.

Make them STICK to your website!

To put it plainly, a sticky website sells!

And sales are what we all want, either of our own products, or those of your merchant partners.

Create a sticky website that brings your visitors back again and again so that you can show them your offers.

If you do this, chances are that somewhere between third and tenth visit they will become your customers!

http://www.FindSticky.com/

4. Offer free chat from your web site. If you want to be a resource, offer people opportunity to chat with other like minded web surfers at your site! To add chat to your web site, try DiscussWare for free. This great product adds chat to your site and is easy to set up. For a nominal fee you can upgrade to Discus Pro. To learn more or to add DiscussWare to your site visit this URL: http://www.discusware.com/discus/

5. Use your newsletter or e-zine to get people to return to your site. If you have added new information to your site and you don't have a "What's New" page, then list "What's New" in your newsletter or E-zine. If you don't have a newsletter or E-zine, you can learn how to start one by visiting this page at our site. http://www.emarketingman.com/newsletters.htm

If you do have a newsletter, include links back to location of relevant text or information in your site. If someone clicks through, they are very likely to look around and see what else you have added since last time they were there.

In summary, it is a shame to have hundreds or thousands of qualified people come to your web site only never to return! Use techniques we have list and you will get those qualified web surfers to come back again and again!