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

["Mark Brownlow" <mark.brownlow@xxxxxxxxx>]

David Hallum wrote:

> Have you asked your subscribers which format they prefer? <snip>
> I feel that your readers are in a better position to tell you if
> they want an ezine in plain text delivered via email or online.

Great advice. The other advantage to that is that readers are more likely to
accept a change if they feel they were part of the decison-making process.
And asking for feedback is always good for subscriber morale.

Mark Brownlow
Web publisher and writer
http://www.KeepingtheKey.com/
Turning ezine subscribers into enthusiasts




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