Recovering Email Publishers Do Ads-On-Q!Written by Trina L.C. Schiller
It is no secret that email publishing is becoming more and more difficult every day. With all of new SPAM legislation, filtering systems, and mailbox competition, an ezine publisher has less than a 50% chance of getting their information to desktops of readers. That is not a very good return for all of work invovled in bringing that publication into being. This is why introduction of RSS technology, blogging, and channel feed publishing has become a hot topic. Publishers using this technology, no longer have to concern themselves with filter busting, over crowded inboxes, or issue of SPAM. Channel publishing is a method of bringing information to desktops of readers, directly. It is a non-emails based communication avenue, by which publishers can be read, and subscribers have 100% control over their subscriptions. Channel publishing also offers benefit of article syndication, which as we all know, is how print writers make their money, syndicating their articles to newspapers and magazines. A select group of ezine publishers, who have moved their distribution system over to channel publishing system at Quikonnex.com, have taken channel publishing and syndication of those channels to a new level. Presenting marriage of channel syndication and advertising! They have dedicated a syndicated channel to publishing of advertisements, written in an informational article format, to offer marketers opportunity to share their information with world, without hassles of email, or restrictions of typical five line ad.
| | Harvesting Leads from Yahoo GroupsWritten by Isaiah Hull
You may use this article for reprint if it remains unaltered and includes author information and resource box. - Isaiah HullHarvesting Leads from Yahoo Groups If you own an internet business or you're involved in an affliate program and you're having trouble getting traffic to your website or gateway, consider Yahoo Groups as an option to expand your visibility. You can sign up for dozens of these groups tonight--some which have subscriber bases of over 10,000 people--and then submit your ad to them immediately. Before you begin, you'll need to determine what approach you're going to take for this. There are two ways to generate traffic through Yahoo Groups: 1) by submitting your ad to groups that are specifically looking for ADS; or 2) by providing a free service, such as a business advice article, a free ebook, or anything else you can think of that might help someone in you shoes - and then adding your resource box at bottom, giving a link to your website or product. I personally would suggest doing both if you want to get best results. There aren't that many groups that allow shameless promotions - and ones that do are generally saturated with them. Your next step is to get a text-editor/writing program that allows you to format your documents by characters-per-line (I would suggest getting free trial version of textpad- http://www.textpad.com). Once you have this text-editor setup, type or copy-and-paste your ad, article, or whatever else you're going to use into text-editor and then format it for 55 characters-per-line (most submission forms require you to use 55-60 characters-per-line; if you do not, they'll reject your submission out-right). Once you have done this, you'll want to sign up for a Yahoo email account if you do not have one already. This is free and you can do it easily by going to Yahoo.com and filling in your information.
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