Re: [epub] ON - Line eZines vs. Email versions

["Karl Nichols" <nick@xxxxxxxxxx>]

It occurs to me that you could have it both ways for a little extra work, do
your newsletter in text format and also on your website, then offer the
reader a choice by adding a link at the top of the newsletter to the online
version. Your subscribers could vote with their feet that way. You could add
a counter to the web version and see if your customers liked it better?
Eventually you would have the answer to this question! K

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Conroy" <dave@za-on.com>
To: <epub@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 10:06 AM
Subject: Re: [epub] ON - Line eZines vs. Email versions


> Hi Tom
>
> Personally, I have only very rarely gone to an on-line newsletter. I have
> actually unsubscribed to two that went that way.
>
> Why? Because it is too much hassle for me. Unless a newsletter is really
> exceptional, subjectively few are, I won't make the effort. If someone
sent
> me just a link to an on-line newsletter, I would think they'd wasted my
> time ... why not just mail me a text newsletter in the first place?


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