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by Michael Green

Maybe it shouldn't come as a big surprise, but most people out there don't actually know what we mean when we casually utter the word 'EZine'.

So let's cut to the chase….An EZine is in fact an Electronically delivered Newsletter. And that means that it is usually delivered by Email.

Phew! That was sure simple!

But if understanding EZines is straightforward enough, then appreciating the origin of the word EZine is anything but a piece of cake!

SO WHERE WAS THE TERM 'EZINE' BORN?

Well the most popular school of thought is that 'EZine' is in fact short for the words 'Electronic' and 'magaZINE'. Put them together and you get 'EZine'.

Yet although this has become the almost universally accepted explanation, it probably ISN'T actually true!

For one thing we've just explained that an EZine is an Electronic Newsletter, NOT an Electronic Magazine. And of course the 'Z' that comes from the word 'magaZine, doesn't even exist in the word 'NEWSLETTER'.

So the reality is that there must have been another explanation for the creation of this new word in our dictionary. Here's a rival theory:

WAY BACK IN TIME CAME THE HUMBLE 'FANZINE':

A fanzine was a publication with a small number of subscribers – (perhaps from 5 – 1,000). Fanzines were targeted publications geared towards specific interests like: SciFi, Fantasy and Football clubs. They were frequently run by committed supporters and the small-time, close knit style of the fans would often contribute to a cult like status for their printed publications.

Those printed publications were called 'FanZines', but were frequently referred to as 'Zines' instead.

MOST EZINES ARE BASED AROUND SPECIFIC INTEREST GROUPS

Back to the modern day and most EZines are based around specific interest groups, just like the Zines once were.

Adding an 'E' on the beginning brings us to the word EZine and this offers us a much more logical explanation for the creation of this new word in the English language.

EZINES ARE MORE ABOUT PROFIT THAN FANZINES EVER WERE

The proliferation in the number of EZines has been dramatic. My best estimate, based on researching and counting directories of EZines, is that there are now in excess of 500,000 different EZine titles out there.

And the reason for the variety of EZines is blindingly obvious: "It's inexpensive to become an EZine editor and publisher".

Having said that it's cheap to get into the market of publishing EZines, most people underestimate the immense amount of effort involved in publishing on a weekly, monthly or on occasion daily basis. EZines can be hard work to produce at high quality – all the time.

And my research has revealed that the purpose of EZines has shifted too.

Whereas EZines were originally published in the FanZine tradition (enthusiasts writing about a subject they love), nowadays most EZines are published for PROFIT.

SAVVY EDITORS KNOW THERE'S MONEY TO BE MADE

You see people have realized that an Opt-In EZine publication can not only pay for itself, but it can also generate very significant levels of income for their owners through the promotion of online products and services in particular. Savvy editors know that their personal endorsement for a third-party product can net a rich return from a loyal EZine readership.

So whilst the origin of the word EZine may still be shrouded in mystery, the current day purpose of many EZines isn't. And the best EZines of all provide rich content to their readership and a welcome source of income to their owners.

Good luck with your own Ezine,

Michael Green

Ezine & Newsletter Expert.
© How To Corporation. All rights reserved.

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The writer, Michael Green, is an acknowledged expert in
Newsletter and Ezine publishing. He has created a toolkit
to assist budding EZine editors to develop their own
money-making Newsletters. Michael's "Easy Ezine Toolkit"
provides step-by-step guidance for establishing your own
successful EZine and shows you how to turn it into a
money-making venture. To create your own great Ezine now
click here ===> http://www.EasyEzineToolkit.com
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by Michael Green

For many people Newsletter or Ezine creation is shrouded in
absolute mystery.

How do I know?

Well listen to this story…

The other day I was contacted by a lady who wanted to know
which authority she had to apply to in order to obtain her
Newsletter Editor's License.

Wait a minute….did you say "NEWSLETTER EDITOR'S LICENSE"?

Yep – that's right – I was being asked where the average Joe
should go to apply to be given the right to publish their
own Newsletter (or Ezine for that matter).

Oh…and also…how much would it cost them?

Hmm…now before you roll about the floor laughing, just
think about this for a moment.

While most people do realize that you don't actually require
a license to write whatever the heck you like – I've
gotta tell you – that's NOT the first time I've been asked
that exact same question.

Now in my view, if you're asked the same question by more
than one person within a short period of time, then there's
probably an army of others who think the same thing, but
just haven't plucked up the courage to ask the question!

Now obviously the answer is that you DON'T require a license
to publish your own Ezine or Newsletter – at least not in
the free world.

…But the question is a revealing one, as it points to the
fact that a lot of people out there are still confused about
how to become a successful Newsletter editor.

So now, based on actual questions asked by the public, I've
compiled my TOP EIGHT questions asked about newsletters.

And here goes…

Q. SHOULD I PUBLISH ON OR OFFLINE?

A. Only you can answer this question. Broadly speaking an
online Ezine – delivered by email or via your website -
has a big cost advantage of being near free to produce.
But an offline printed newsletter has greater impact.

Q. WHERE DO I ACTUALLY START WHEN CREATING MY NEWSLETTER?

A. Start by sitting down and creating an outline plan for
your new newsletter. How many articles and features will
you require for example? Then sketch out a rough format
before you do anything else.

Q. SHOULD MY EZINE BE IN PLAIN TEXT?

A. Conventionally Ezine publishing has been done in plain
text, but increasingly many people's email systems can
read HTML. There are many considerations and you might
want to ask about your specific newsletter on a helpful
forum like my http://www.howtocorp.com/forum where
other more experienced newsletter editors will be able
to provide you with personalized advice for your
situation.

Q. SHOULD MY NEWSLETTER BE PRINTED IN COLOR?

A. If you're printing your newsletter, then your biggest
choice will be the use of "color", "black & white", or
what's known as "spot color" printing. This is largely a
cost consideration, but don't forget how important design
can be to creating the right impression. I've seen lots
of EXCELLENT black and white printed newsletters!

Q. HOW WILL I FIND READERS FOR MY NEWSLETTER?

A. That's partly dependent on your subject matter of course,
but if you're trying to attract readers via the web, then
there are a whole host of tactics that you should employ.
Subscriber buttons, popups and exitpops are just some of
them, but all the most sought after newsletters actually
offer a gift to new subscribers too. This can be a free
report or something else of value.

Q. SHOULD I ACCEPT ADVERTISING FROM DAY ONE?

A. Advertisers are usually looking for a good subscriber
base, before they'll pay you to advertise in your Ezine.
So concentrate on getting the basics right before you
consider opening up advertising space. Remember to put
your reader first at all times.

Q. CAN I RECOMMEND ITEMS THAT I'M AFFILIATED TO?

A. Yes. But don't do this unless you really are in LOVE with
the product you are recommending. Check it out for
yourself first and be faithful to the needs of your
readership, by only recommending relevant items.

Q. WILL I NEED A LICENSE TO PUBLISH MY NEWSLETTER OR EZINE?

A. Absolutely not in most parts of the world. It's good old
free speech and you can write what you like!

Best withes with your own Newsletter or Ezine,

Michael Green

© Michael Green – How To Corp – All Rights Reserved

Michael Green is known as THE newsletter guru. He's created
two toolkits to help YOU create your own newsletter or Ezine
http://www.howtoWRITEaNEWSLETTER.com and…
http://www.EasyEzineToolkit.com
If you'd like to know which toolkit is right for you, then
send a blank email to difference@howtocorp.par32.com
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by Michael Green

It's a simple truth…

Some newsletters seem to attract readers like bees to honey -
whilst others seem to struggle to find a marketplace of
accepting and interested subscribers. But why?

What's the big difference between success and failure when it
comes to publishing your own newsletter? And what should you aim
to do, if your goal is to build an army of loyal subscribers?

For the first time ever, acknowledged newsletter expert, Michael
Green, reveals his top five hints for creating your own winning
newsletter or Ezine publication.

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#1. CONTENT
===========

If you edit a newsletter and think you can muddle through without
top quality content, then think again!

Let's look at it this way. With so many newsletter titles out
there today – especially on the web – the choice for readers is
almost endless.

Your audience is more subtly aware of the quality of your
editorial, articles and content, than you may think.

So don't skimp when it comes to finding top quality contributions
for your publication. It should be obvious, but great content
matters, perhaps more than ever before.

=========
#2. STYLE
=========

Great newsletters all have one thing in common. They display
style and personality.

Wait a minute…can a newsletter really have a personality?

You bet. In fact, it must have a personality, or it's simply
doomed to fail!

Your readers *really* need to appreciate what your publication
is all about. Which perspective are you approaching your subject
from? Are you light-hearted or serious? Do you display the
traits that can foster trust from your readership?

Don't leave your readers in any doubt about your market position.

Display style and personality in every issue and be sure to
allow your readers to share in your spirit.

=============
#3. FREQUENCY
=============

A big difference between newsletters that get read, and those
that get trashed, is that the good ones are nearly always
published to a regular schedule which is advertised in advance
and understood by their readerships.

So determine a publishing schedule, let it be known, and rigidly
stick to it.

If you want others to take your newsletter or Ezine seriously,
then you need to work your way into your readerships routine.

A regular publishing timetable helps you to achieve this goal
and so "frequency" is an important feature in achieving success
for your newsletter.

But remember, frequency doesn't mean that you have to commit to
publishing every day or every week. It just means that you need
to set a schedule that is fully predictable for your readers.
That could just as easily be quarterly.

===============
#4. CREDIBILITY
===============

Stop and think about any newsletter that you personally happen
to read on a regular basis. Now ask yourself: "What is it that
really makes me read this newsletter?"

The answer is invariably that you believe what's written in it.

That's right. Newsletters that you like, all have a high
"credibility factor".

So be cautious about just allowing anyone to be a guest article
author. Check 'em out first, be comfortable that the knowledge
that they are imparting is really first-class.

One bad article published in YOUR newsletter or Ezine could
destroy YOUR credibility with a reader forever. So thoroughly
vet everything you publish.

=============
#5. INTEGRITY
=============

Perhaps the most important factor in establishing your newsletter
as a trusted source, is your ability to create real integrity for
your publication.

What does this mean?

Well you've probably read newsletters, particularly those on the
web, which forever seem to be pushing some new resource right in
your face. And you know straightaway that there's obviously
something in this for the editor.

Actually, they're probably pushing an affiliate program or some
kind of joint-venture.

Nothing wrong with that of course. But try to avoid turning your
entire newsletter or Ezine into one long relentless advertising
pitch.

I've read a lot of newsletters that start out well for a couple
of issues, but then descend into one long sales spiel by the
third edition.

So follow the FIVE GOLDEN RULES of newsletter success and you'll
soon turn your own publication into a newsletter that gets READ,
not one of the many that gets instantly TRASHED upon arrival.

Good luck with your newsletter or Ezine.

Michael Green
Newsletter expert and toolkit publisher.

© Michael Green – How To Corp – All Rights Reserved

—————————————————————–
Michael Green has created an award-winning toolkit for budding
newsletter editors everywhere. His "How To Write A Newsletter"
toolkit is crammed full of copyright free articles, newsletter
templates and a complete "How To" editors manual. Check it out
right now at ==> http://www.howtoWRITEaNEWSLETTER.com
—————————————————————–

By Michael Green
 

Suddenly there are hundreds-of-thousands of newsletter editors
out there, publishing a ton of exciting new Titles each month.

Maybe you’re editor-in-chief of one of these new publications

The newsletter explosion has come about because of a
combination of two main factors:

1. Easy-to-use DTP software and short-run Digital Print has meant that printed newsletters are now viable even for small or tiny audiences.

2. Most significantly, the advent of the EZine (Electronic
MagaZINE sent by email) has brought the cost of producing a
newsletter down to virtually ZERO.

SO HOW ARE THESE NEW NEWSLETTERS PERFORMING?
The answer is disappointingly badly!

You see most newsletter editors know a great deal about their
specialist subject and are probably able to write fluently
about fishing, DIY, computers, their Church group or whatever
subject their newsletter directly covers.

But does this make their newsletter a good read?

The answer is definitely – NO.

SUCCESSFUL NEWSLETTERS REQUIRE SOME EXTERNAL CONTENT
The trouble with most newsletters is that they “overkill” on
such a narrow subject range, that even the most dedicated
reader will eventually switch-off.

On the other hand, what all successful newsletters have in
common is a degree of varied content. Now this
“off-the-main-subject” content can be related to the actual
newsletter purpose, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be.

Think about this….

A TV Channel entirely devoted to covering one subject
(Bloomberg covers just financial news for example) would
still have a spot for the weather.

The lesson is clear you need to add good external interest
and content to your newsletter to keep your readership truly
enthralled.

BUT WHAT ADDITIONAL CONTENT SHOULD YOU ADD?
There are numerous articles or “fillers” that you could add
to your newsletter. But here are some tried and tested
examples that will always energize your publication.

– Add Something Light-Hearted. Make your readers smile.

People won’t forget that they were entertained by something
they read in your publication and it will increase the
chances of them continuing to subscribe in the future.

– Top 10 Lists. Or Top 20, 30, 40….
Everyone loves a countdown list of the hottest, longest,
tallest, fastest, and so on. This will always make for a
good and interesting space filler.

– Keep It Personal. Humans are interested in other humans.
With the big drive towards everything in life coming from
faceless global corporate organizations, you can reawaken
genuine interest by ensuring that your readership knows a
thing or two about you personally as the editor.
Remember: Humans love human interest stories. Period!

– Votes and Polls. Let the people speak.
Everyone loves to know what everybody else thinks. Help
them discover by publishing the results of opinion polls
or votes into all manner of subjects. A guaranteed good
read for your subscribers.

YOUR GOAL SHOULD BE TO DRAW IN NEW READERS
By publishing a newsletter with a more balanced mix of
articles you’ll achieve two important aims:

First, you’ll better entertain your existing readers.
They’ll look forward to publication date and be glued to
your newsletter for the future.

Second, you’ll encourage new subscribers by making your
subject more accessible to a wider audience. In fact,
the more specialist your subject, the more this is true.
If your newsletter focuses 100% on your primary subject
and covers nothing else, then you are unlikely to help
draw new people into your fold.

Good luck,
Michael Green

© How To Corporation. All rights reserved.

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The author Michael Green has developed a TOOLKIT for
Newsletter Editors called "How To Write A Newsletter".
Included are hundreds of Copyright Free Articles, DTP
Templates a How-To eBook and lots more. A must for all
Newsletter Editors!
Check out ===> http://www.howtowriteanewsletter.com
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By Michael Green

Newsletters have become an increasingly popular way to
communicate and it isn’t hard to see why.

© How To Corporation. All rights reserved.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The author Michael Green has developed a TOOLKIT called
"How To Write A Newsletter". It comes complete with
hundreds of Copyright Free Articles, DTP Templates a How To
Manual and lots more. A must for all Newsletter Editors!
Check out ===> http://www.howtowriteanewsletter.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

By Michael Green

Newsletters are becoming ever more popular. Not surprising
– since all editors know that they are a tried and tested
method for both disseminating information and subtly (and
quite frequently blatantly) promoting any product or
service. In short, newsletters work for their owners.

IT’S A CROWDED WORLD OUT THERE.
But the Internet and Email (as well as lower print
production costs) have meant that the number of newsletter
Titles is growing at breakneck speed!

And with new Titles being published by the hour – covering
just about every subject under the sun – the market is
getting pretty jam-packed out there.

So how are you going to ensure that your newsletter doesn’t
get crowded-out? How will you guarantee that your
publication gains and develops a truly loyal readership,
when they could so easily be distracted by your
competitors’ newsletter offerings?

The answer?

YOU’VE GOT TO GIVE YOUR PUBLICATION A TON OF
"NEWSLETTER PERSONALITY".

Or to put it more accurately, you actually need to allow
your own personality the space to shine through and
dominate your written publication.

You see, when somebody meets you face-to-face they are
quickly presented with (and pick up on) your personality
traits and this makes you instantly memorable. Even when
you have a conversation on the phone, you naturally give
over a whole range of characteristics that mean that
you’ll likely be remembered in the future.

But once you’re in writing, particularly if it’s in the
form of a plain text email, then you’ve got to fight
harder to have your personality shine through.

And the stakes couldn’t be higher. If you fail to
impress your readers, then they will quickly forget all
about you and move onto your competition. But the *best*
way to distinguish yourself is to let your personality
leap at the reader, right off the page or screen!

Now many newsletter editors face a problem that they are
more accustomed to writing somber business documents
than publishing a lively and memorable read.

HERE IS A TIP TO HELP YOU GET YOUR
"NEWSLETTER PERSONALITY" RIGHT OUT THERE.

Think about your favorite newspaper. Maybe it’s the New
York Times, USA Today or some local paper that you buy
weekly. Somewhere in that paper there will be a
columnist that you probably turn to and read week-in
week-out. Why? Because you feel you know the
characteristics of the writer. You understand where
they’re coming from, on a whole range of issues. You
either empathize with their views or read the column
because it makes you angry and you enjoy the controversy.

No matter. What that journalist has achieved is to make
their own personality leap from the paper. And you need
to emulate precisely that approach in your entire
newsletter!

HOW TO HAVE COMPLETE STRANGERS FEEL THEY KNOW YOU.

If you don’t do it already, start telling your readership
a little bit about yourself. People like to feel they
know you and understand where you’re coming from. Here
are some handy pointers. Just pull out and use the ones
that best apply for your own newsletter readership.

- ENSURE THAT YOUR READERS KNOW WHERE YOU ARE FROM.
People automatically start to think they know you and
build a picture just from a place name, State or Country.
You may not have been there for years, but it’ll start to
build an image picture in your readers’ minds!

- ESTABLISH WHETHER YOU ARE STRAIGHT-LACED OR A
BIT OF A JOKER.
Humor can work wonders, but if you’re not a natural funny
man (or woman) then don’t try and fake it.
Just beyourself.

- BE FORTHRIGHT ABOUT YOUR VIEWS.
Don’t sit on the fence worrying about whether your
readership will agree or not. Establish where you are
coming from straight-away and celebrate the fact. Either
your readers will agree or if they disagree, it will
create some interest and soon you’ll get readers letters,
etc…you get the idea.

Whether you’re new to the newsletter editing game or
already established, remember that your readers have a
choice. If your publication comes across as faceless and
lacking in personality, the chances are your readers will
jump ship, right across to the nearest competition.

Good luck,
Michael Green

© How To Corporation. All rights reserved.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The author Michael Green has developed a TOOLKIT for
Newsletter Editors called "How To Write A Newsletter".
The Toolkit comes packed with hundreds of excellent ways
to enhance your newsletter publication.
But there's more! Michael provides the would be newsletter
editor with Copyright Free Articles, DTP Templates and
a much more. A absolute must for all Newsletter Editors!
Check out ===> http://www.howtowriteanewsletter.com
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The authors made “an exhaustive study of hundreds of people” who were
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What is it? Sunlight.

I’m talking about natural, healthy sunshine, which enables your body to make its own lifesaving vitamin D. Today, I want to share with you the secrets of its health benefits in a fascinating special report called, “The Healing Power of Sunshine and Vitamin D.” It’s available for downloading right now at:

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This special report contains information you probably won’t hear from your doctor or dermatologist, because it goes against everything they believe about sunlight. But recent research is proving that not getting enough sunlight is extremely dangerous to your health because it causes vitamin D deficiencies that promote chronic disease.

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* 32% of students and doctors in Boston are deficient in vitamin D by the end of winter.

* 40% to 60% of elderly people are at risk for vitamin D deficiency.

In “The Healing Power of Sunshine and Vitamin D,” Dr. Holick also explains little-known facts about sunshine and vitamin D. In this special report, you’ll learn:

* How proper nutrition helps you avoid sunburn without using chemical sunscreens

* What the right amount of sunlight is for your body

* How vitamin D deficiencies cause prostate cancer, breast cancer, osteoporosis and other diseases

* The true cause of asthma and why antihistamines only conceal the symptoms of the disease rather than treating its cause

* How to calculate how much sunlight you need based on your ancestry and current geographical location

* Seasonal Affective Disorder: how to treat it with sunlight exposure

* Why you can’t get enough vitamin D from diet alone

* Why U.K. dermatologists support more sun exposure, but the U.S. dermatology association refuses to change its stance

* How a lack of vitamin D may contribute to schizophrenia

* Why it is harder to absorb adequate amounts of calcium without sufficient vitamin D

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