Re: [epub] Promoting Unique Content Newsletter

[Brian Alt <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Dave,

Are you covering a specific roleplaying game, or the topic
in general?

I have the feeling that one of your best bets would be to get
your newsletter mentioned or listed on Web sites related to
the game or to roleplaying in general. I would be happy to
help you identify some sites and possibly suggest some ways
to approach them if I had an answer to the question above.

Also, do you have your own Web site yet? Is there somewhere
we can take a look at your newsletter? That might help spark
some ideas too.

Cheers,

Brian Alt
http://EmailPossibilities.com/
Comprehensive Email Publishing Solutions


At 06:32 PM 3/22/2001 +0000, frazier@killc.com wrote:
>I'd like to know if anyone has any ideas for building a subscriber
>base of a newsletter that carries unique content. I publish a
>roleplaying game newsletter, and the subscriber base is growing very
>sluggishly. I feel the content of my newsletter is high quality
>writing and imagination. I'm trying to figure out how to build up my
>subscriber base.



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