The Free eZine Directory lists eZines and other media that allow you to advertise to targeted opportunity seekers, internet marketers and will help you in the search for your target market.
The Free eZine Directory one of the best online time-saving resources to help you promote your business and quickly find your best customers.
You will find over a 100 resources from internet marketing, to women, College, joke sites, marketing, affiliate networks, Pay per Click, Submission sites, Articles, Software and eZine Co-op's.
Prices can vary from 8.00 to thousands of dollars for each ad or FREE. Plus in the process of going through the Free eZine Directory you will find numerous eZines and places that accept free advertising as well.
This is a Silver Member download.
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A brief and useful directory indeed, although it seems like a quickly-put-together guide, being a simple list after all. If you're looking for places in which to advertise at a fairly cheap price, then I believe this e-book will show you where to start. It includes links to sites where you can advertise, the cpm, advertising rates, the descriptions of each site, as well as how many potential readers or customers you could be reaching with each site. I reckon it could stand to look a lot better, more organized, just to keep you on track with what you're looking at. But aesthetics aside, this guide is surely worth a look. Also, apart from the list of websites, you will also see a good list of tools and resources here, such as graphics, templates, etc., sure to help you out with your online business if you haven't gotten up on your feet yet.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
The Free EZine Directory By Kurt Geer
this is better off in the free downloads section; or maybe the author can work on it., November 27, 2007
Reviewer: Lorie Therese Locara
The first thing I thought when opening the e-book was, “oh joy, maybe this will be a cool, helpful resource! But when I saw what it was made of, I was absolutely dismayed because it was just a long list of websites! The descriptions weren’t even helpful! So I was going, “tell me again why those on a free membership would need to pay for this e-book?” I was actually outraged because some other e-books in the free download area were far more excellent than this one!
True, it needs time to compile all these websites, and in the Internet Marketing biz, time is pretty much equivalent to money. But man, if you expect people to pay for an e-book, you might as well make it excellent by at least providing borderline helpful notes on what this certain website is all about!
Tell me again how this would be helpful?
From the e-book:
Name of Website/Link: Psychological Triggers
Description: Are you using psychological triggers to talk to the subconscious...
Wow.
But I concede, if this were in the free area, I won't mind so much. The long list of websites may prove handy someday. I am just outraged that this is in the Silver Member area.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
The Free EZine Directory By Kurt Geer
Short but useful, December 06, 2007
Now this report is short and sweet – just six pages! But this is not just a directory of free e-zines as it also outlines things you should consider in choosing the right kind of e-zine advertising for your business. This is a good start of the report instead of it going directly to the list of e-zines.
As there are a lot of e-zine links here (the Internet marketer would sure take some time to visit most of these!), the list can be quite daunting. Proper categorization of the links instead of just listing them here would help. There is already an attempt to categorize them between individual and groups but these could be further narrowed down. Also, not all links have descriptions. For consistency and easier identification on the part of the reader, there should be at least a brief description for ALL links.
That aside, for anyone who would like to advertise on an e-zine, this directory is worth a try.
