Re: [epub] Re: Newsletter- should I offer for free?

["Dr.Mani Sivasubramanian" <drmani@xxxxxxxx>]

>I think there is definitely a market for paid newsletters just
>like there are markets for paid ebooks, private membership
sites, and shareware software etc.

I agree with Eva, the era (if you can call it one) of free internet
content is slowly but surely drawing to a close.  The time is ripe
for quality content that readers pay for, simply because it is
worth the price for most readers to be able to avoid the junk
and get right to the meat of anything at all.

If you are an expert, can write well, and have the experience
that people will pay to share, then by all means go ahead and
experiment with a 'for-fee' ezine.

-- 
Mani Sivasubramanian, M.D.
Webmaster : The E-zine Publishing Guide
http://www.DrMani.com/ezine-publishing/


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