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

["David Hallum - ePublishing Today" <dhallum@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 31 Aug 01, at 12:04, Mark Brownlow wrote this Re:[epub] Re: ON - Line eZines vs. Ema


> 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.

Thanks!  Also asking for feedback is a good way to know how many
of your subscribers actually read your zine. And publishers with active
readers can demand higher advertising rates. Because not only can
they offer a targeted group but an active one also.

Take care..



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