mokua
01-30-2007, 11:43 PM
Just wondering how many women on this forum publish an ezine?
I sent out an edition today and after I clicked on "send", I was thinking about women who put out an ezine. The reason is, I am subscribed to many, many ezines and most of them are published by men. The only ones I have subscribed to that are published by women are Rosalind Gardner's, Lisa Diane's and Barbara Ling's. I don't think I have come across any other ezines that were put out by women, or I simply haven't discovered them yet, otherwise I probably would have subscribed.
Not to put down men, but I find those women to have a more gentler approach in their ezine marketing. They don't push the buy, buy, buy aspect so hard as men do. They give a lot of helpful advice as well.
When I put out my ezine, I try to follow their examples. Just wondering what others think about women ezine publishers? Do any men ezine publishers subscribe to ezines published by women? Do you think they are not pushing the sales aspect as hard as they should? Does anyone hesitate to subscribe to an ezine that is published by a woman? Do other women ezine publishers try to be more helpful and gain trust without pushing sales so hard? I have so many questions, but I will stop at those for now.
I sent out an edition today and after I clicked on "send", I was thinking about women who put out an ezine. The reason is, I am subscribed to many, many ezines and most of them are published by men. The only ones I have subscribed to that are published by women are Rosalind Gardner's, Lisa Diane's and Barbara Ling's. I don't think I have come across any other ezines that were put out by women, or I simply haven't discovered them yet, otherwise I probably would have subscribed.
Not to put down men, but I find those women to have a more gentler approach in their ezine marketing. They don't push the buy, buy, buy aspect so hard as men do. They give a lot of helpful advice as well.
When I put out my ezine, I try to follow their examples. Just wondering what others think about women ezine publishers? Do any men ezine publishers subscribe to ezines published by women? Do you think they are not pushing the sales aspect as hard as they should? Does anyone hesitate to subscribe to an ezine that is published by a woman? Do other women ezine publishers try to be more helpful and gain trust without pushing sales so hard? I have so many questions, but I will stop at those for now.