What runs through your mind when you hear that ezine articles will bring you masses of fr^e traffic, get you higher listings in search engines, and raise your profile on web?

For many people, their reaction is this: "But I'm not an expert - how can I write an article?"

Well, you don't have to be an expert and you don't even have to write article - at least not much of it.

Interviewing internet experts is one of easiest ways of coming up with new articles - all you do is ask questions!

Here are some tips on how to interview internet experts:

1. Ask them to introduce themselves to your readers - how did they get started in eCommerce? What products or services do they market and what are their domain names?

2. What is their main promotion technique? Why does it work so well?

3. Did they have a mentor? How important was their mentor in getting where they are today?

4. What is biggest mistake they made in their online career?

5. What projects are they working on right now?

6. What is one program or software they couldn't do without?

7. What single piece of advice would they give to someone starting out in online business?

"Mispelled Words Make Money"

========= by: Wayne Lockwood, editor/publisher The Electronic Marketer's Communique newsletter http://elitemarketingsolutions.com/home/ http://elitemarketingsolutions.com/subscribe.html

Many years ago, way back in high-school days, (my kids say I never was in high school due to my age ;) , I had an English teacher, Mrs. Armstrong, that flat out give you demerits if you spoke incorrect English to her, or mispelled a word in a spelling bee. She was considered a perfectionist in this language.

How I hated to be in her class only because I had a background of Kentucky roots in my family from mom's side of family, and we spoke common sense to people. Every sentence and word pronunciation was wrong to her! Can anyone say demerit city?

Don't get me wrong, proper English is needed in business oriented realm, whether it is online or offline. As hard as I try, you may still see some of my "briar" slang come thru in my ezines. But there are ways to actually use this improper English and mispellings of words to work for your advantage in marketing realm.