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Do you publish an ezine or newsletter? I launch my ezine - The Heart of Health - this week. Excited and nervous! I think I have everything in place - wrote an ebook titled Treadmill or Dust Collector? as a free ebook for subscribers, set up my ezine format with ConstantContact.com, and notified family/friends/clients this past week. I currently have 15 subscribers. Not getting discouraged . . . .yet. Wish me luck! If you have tips, please share. ”

Asked by Lisa Nelson on 27th April 2008

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  • Constant Contact and AutoWebBusiness (1ShoppingCart) were highly recommended by Alexandria Brown (Ezine Queen) and several other newsletter experts. I wanted to go with AutoWebBusiness, so I would have the option of a shopping cart built in to my ezine as my business grows. I ended up going with Constant Contact because they provide templates and I am not an html expert. With AutoWebBusiness you need to have a decent grasp of html and WYSIWYG editing.

    Flag as inappropriate Posted by Lisa Nelson on 29th April 2008

  • Congrats! That´s great. I would say that 15 subscribers for an ezine that hasn´t launched yet is just fine. :) Bit by bit, right?

    I want to start an ezine for my work at home mom site, but I need a credit card first (I live in Guatemala, so it´s a bit more complicated). What made you decide to go with ConstantContact?

    Flag as inappropriate Posted by Genesis on 28th April 2008

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