Ezine Directory Submissions

Chip,
Thanks for the response.

Nunley and Potash were some of the resources on my radar from prior investigation. For a while I was subscribed to tons of ezines related to internet and information marketing. The downside is it's difficult to know which of the numerous recommendations are worthy.

Yes, the manual submission is tedious. I had already begun that process for four or five directories when I decided to ask here. I have enough other projects going that I was concerned about being bombarded with emails requesting swaps, ads, etc. for other ezines that don't relate to my field. I've seen similar occurrences with other "free" submission-type services.

My niche is real estate investing and more towards the creative side of that field. I'm currently working on my first product release. Actually, I guess it's my second since I recently launched a subscription by county service for real estate investors.

In addition to building my own list for obvious reasons, I'd like to build a substantial list in order to be able to participate in swaps, etc. with other folks who have large lists.

Again, thanks for the recommendations...


Texas Real Estate Club

Richard and Michelle Oddyssey?

They are super-successful at what you are doing, and are wonderful people as well. Perhaps they might be able to assist you, or save you some time and energy, or maybe even be interested in doing something with you. I don't know.

I cannot speak for them - but we spent some time together at the Workshop in Texas - and they are smart, nice, well-respected, and very successful.

Chip
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> Chip,
> Thanks for the response.

> Nunley and Potash were some of the resources
> on my radar from prior investigation. For a
> while I was subscribed to tons of ezines
> related to internet and information
> marketing. The downside is it's difficult to
> know which of the numerous recommendations
> are worthy.

> Yes, the manual submission is tedious. I had
> already begun that process for four or five
> directories when I decided to ask here. I
> have enough other projects going that I was
> concerned about being bombarded with emails
> requesting swaps, ads, etc. for other ezines
> that don't relate to my field. I've seen
> similar occurrences with other
> "free" submission-type services.

> My niche is real estate investing and more
> towards the creative side of that field. I'm
> currently working on my first product
> release. Actually, I guess it's my second
> since I recently launched a subscription by
> county service for real estate investors.

> In addition to building my own list for
> obvious reasons, I'd like to build a
> substantial list in order to be able to
> participate in swaps, etc. with other folks
> who have large lists.

> Again, thanks for the recommendations...

Chip,
I know Michelle (not well), but haven't met Richard. I'll give it some consideration. Thanks.

TR -

> Nunley and Potash were some of the resources
> on my radar from prior investigation. For a
> while I was subscribed to tons of ezines
> related to internet and information
> marketing. The downside is it's difficult to
> know which of the numerous recommendations
> are worthy.

There is another free resource that I had forgotten about. It's at www.subscriptionrocket.com and it's hosted by long time marketer and all around good guy, Troy McDonald. Though I don't know how you'll do with a creative real estate list (and I'm sure there are some big ones) some folks are reporting excellent results.

Rick Smith, "The Net Guerrilla"