Your favorite newsletters?

[Ladan Lashkari]

[Sandra]

Hi Ladan,

That's a great question. The ones I look forward to the most are usually those that are written in the personal voice of the author, someone who is very knowledgeable, offering unique ideas and consistently good content.

Some of my favorites (in no particular order) are:

Alexandria Brown, the
SSWT
Gordon Bryan, aka
Rosalind Gardner,
Fellow SSWT member, Lois Carter Fay's
Spirituality, Religion from a wide variety of perspectives
health, diet, etc.


BTW, Nitromarketing recently did a free audio/web cast in preview of its List Profits Secrets course. Listen free at: http://www.listprofitsecrets.com/webcast/

Sandra

[affiliatemax.com]

Hi Ladan,

Yes, good question. I think a good newsletter should offer you useful, quality information, preferably in a friendly informal style as if a friend was speaking to you. No hard sell and hype. A couple I like:

Allan Gardyne's affiliate program one:
http://www.associateprograms.com/search ... ials.shtml

SSWT

Andy Williams Search Engine Optimization Newsletter:
http://ez-search-engine-optimization.co ... rchive.htm

Successful sites newsletter:
http://www.successful-sites.com/archive/

Nick Usborne's Excess Voice newsletter on online copywriting:
http://www.excessvoice.com/

And one not related to internet marketing at all: French Entree
http://www.frenchentree.com/fe-newsletter/home.asp
(My dream is to buy a small house in a French mountain village - one day)

Sandra, I like the 'Great Gordino' too - very informal and 'chatty', never tries to sell you anything.

[Sandra]

[Baggs]

[flensborg]

I would say:

The Great Gordino
SSWT
Excess voice
Gary Vurnum's

I'm actually subscribed to quite a few newsletters or lists, but I rarely read them because most of them just tries to sell me stuff.

[flensborg]

I forgot by Paul Myers.

[Ladan Lashkari]

Thank you for sharing your opinions!

I personally like...

Rosalind Gardner's Net Profits Today
Allan Gardyne's Associate Programs
Self Starters Weekly Tips
The Great Gordino


I subscribed to almost all the newsletters you mentioned - of course except those I already was a subscriber.

I still like to hear what newsletters other forum members enjoy reading.

Ladan

[LuckyMommy]

Hands down the one I love the most is www.internetbasedmoms.com It is the ONLY one I read every single time I get it

[webturtle]

Two other favorites I didn't see mentioned here:

Marsha Yudkin's

and probably my favorite, Robert Middleton's ezine