Around two years ago, I gave my little friends task of providing me with an ezine article a week. I gathered ideas and they wrote articles.

They've written around 100 articles.

It makes my life so easy.

They do work.

I get credit.

When I sit down at keyboard, articles write themselves.

The next time you're stumped for an answer, gather facts and move out of way. The elves will be more than happy to do work.

They're tireless.

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Participation - Build interest by featuring member responses. Testimonials, question and answer feedback, etc. Showing peer involvement will help fuel interest, spur interaction.

Punctuality - Try to maintain a regular delivery schedule. Not only will this reflect your dedication to professionalism, and organization, it gives your readers something planned to look forward to. Helpful Hint - Run an article, or free course, *series*, whenever possible. This will give your members even more of a reason to read next, and subsequent, issues.

Well, there you have it.

Match your newsletter up to 5 "P's criteria, and I'm sure your subscribers, and you, will benefit from results.

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