The Empowered Parenting Ezine: Great Advice for Today's Parent!

Written by Joan Bramsch


EmpoweredParent.com Ezine Goals

Empowered Parenting Ezine is enjoying it's 4th year of continuous online publication. Our mission remainsrepparttar same -- to provide Today's parent with information, advice and how-to articles by experts in many fields, so your parenting job is manageable while you gain respect and still have fun!

Joan Bramsch is "Parents' Cheerleader!" She's also a veteran parent, grandparent, educator, writer and publisher, and she owns and administersrepparttar 124353 EP ezine which serves Parents and their families, giving encouragement, providing information, reminding all to enjoy life.

"Parenting is most adults' _other_ full-time job; it's time they were recognized and valued." She hopes to be your champion and your counselor, plus, she promises to encourage you to berepparttar 124354 Best Parent you can be.

"I write Positive stories for children, books for parents, how-to's and parenting manuals," says Bramsch (think of branch on a tree and put an 'M' in it!). "I taught school for a dozen years, from pre-school to adult education. My husband Bill and I have five grown children - all good citizens and self-supporting, thank you, God! :) And we love to spoil our seven brilliant grandchildren."

Giving Subscribers the Welcome Treatment

Written by Jeff Neil


Giving Subscribersrepparttar Welcome Treatment

By Jeff Neil Editor`s Column http://www.editorscolumn.com

I know that you have friends. You know, friends inrepparttar 124352 real world that you actually visit in their homes. Do any of them have one of those cute "welcome" signs hanging byrepparttar 124353 door?

Have you even noticed? Chances are there is a welcome sign. But you really never see it. We all have friends that have `em. But they are so common that we just don`t notice.

What about those big colorful "welcome" mats? Bet you see them when you arrive. They`re big and cheerful. Right there so you can wipe your feet. Sure, they`re really there to keeprepparttar 124354 floor clean. But don`t those mats give you that warm and fuzzy feeling?

If you publish an ezine it`s really just an extension of your home. Your online home. And when you get a new subscriber you send a welcome letter to your new "friend".

Do you send them a small sign or do you roll outrepparttar 124355 mat?

First impressions are important. Even more so online. The average person subscribes to far more ezines than they can really read....So impress them fast with your welcome.

Greet your new reader with some thought and enthusiasm.

Welcome to XYZ ezine, here`s your freebie, buy this and you`ll get rich.....ain`t going to cut it. Takerepparttar 124356 time to tell you new friend why you`re so special. What`s in it for them.

And then prove it.

Include a sample issue with your welcome email. Let them see what they`re in for, and who you really are. Dazzle them with your brilliance and they`ll actually be looking for your issue.

But set it up to your advantage.

Did you bribe them with a freebie? Then make your reader work for it. They`ll get it. They will be looking for it. So why not have them do some reading to find it?

If you offer a freebie before you get a chance to show them your offer, you`ve just wasted your time. Your offer is your ezine, your work of art. Don`t let `em get away without checking it out.

Going back torepparttar 124357 real world, invite your friends over for pizza and beer. Suggest watchingrepparttar 124358 football game in front of your big screen TV.

( Sorry ladies it`srepparttar 124359 only idea I could come up with.....)

You betcha! They`ll be right over. Now putrepparttar 124360 beer,repparttar 124361 pizza, andrepparttar 124362 big screen TV outside inrepparttar 124363 yard.

Do you think they`ll come inside to visit you, or stay outside and watchrepparttar 124364 game? My vote is forrepparttar 124365 game.

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