While I do recommend for marketer to start ezine, process of building a client base from an ezine is slow boat to China approach. It could realistically take years to break plateau of your first 1000 subscribers!

Let me suggest a few names to you:

Aaron Turpen, Angela Giles Klocke, Bill Daugherty (Mr. D), Bob Leduc, Cathy Goodwin, Craig Lock, David McKenzie, Dr. Nunley, Elena Fawkner, Harmony Major, Jan Tincher, John Colanzi, Josh Hinds, Julie Jordan Scott, Judy Cullins, Karon Thackston, Larry Dotson, Max Shifrin, Melvin Durai, Michael Southon, Pamela Heywood, Richard Lowe, Robin Nobles, Sam Vaknin, Shelly Lowery, Shery Ma Belle Arrieta, Wild Bill Montgomery, and Bill Platt.

Of these 29 people, how many of these names do your recognize? Of names that you do recognize, how many of them can you tell me what kind of business they are in?

Further, of people whose names you recognize, what is your gut feeling about them? How many of them do you feel that you can trust?

Chances are really good that you have heard of at least one third of these people. I can almost guarantee that you have heard of at least one person on this list. How do I know this?

It is simple.

These 29 people all share one common trait. They are all people who publish free-reprint articles to be distributed to publishers world over. Each of them provide top-notch content that appeals to a much larger audience.

Ezine publishers and webmasters world over are looking for free content that they can supply to their readers. They all understand what a recent Yahoo! study emphasized. Content is King! Most site visitors are looking for information of some kind when they go to a site or subscribe to an ezine.

These publishers and webmasters understand that best way to attract and keep traffic and readers is to provide folks on web what they want. By using free-reprint articles, they are able to provide their readers and their site visitors with high-quality content subscribers and surfers demand.

If there is a single name on this list that you recognize and feel as if you can trust, then you have strongest testimony available to power of using free-reprint articles to build your business.

If you are not confident to strike out writing your own articles, there are several people who are willing to hire their own article writing skills out to folks just like you.

What it boils down to is this, if you are in business on web and are looking to find your first or ten thousandth customer, you should seriously consider striking out into free-reprint market. If you are not comfortable as a writer, then you should absolutely explore possibility of hiring a ghost writer to write articles for you.

21. Offer your articles by autoresponder

22. Conclude with a strong message. Your final point (and paragraph) should be a message that summarises your article or gets your reader to take further action, like "GET STARTED" (as I've done in this article). 23. Finally, make sure your layout is good (not one of my strong points!), as this greatly enhances your prospects of getting published Use a spell-check. Go over your article carefully and be an editor yourself.

24. Make sure your article flows properly.

25. Re-read and re-read, until you get it "just right." "Aim for perfection, but settle for excellence" in your article writing. SUMMARY:

The internet is such an amazing medium for communication and SHARING information. I've just submitted this article and it's been published almost instaneously (big word!) in a few places. So YOU TOO can write articles on yourchosen subject in your internet marketing efforts. MORE TRAFFIC = INCREASED SALES

Writers and internet marketers - Grab this moment in history well. "Carpe diem" (seize moment!).

Why not start writing articles for www in second half of year in 2002?

YOU CAN DO IT.