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The marketing plan will need to be thought about to properly promote your online magazine. Whatever marketing strategy you go for, you’ll need to consider these matters: possibly not for each issue but rather for the business overall. How will you use networking media? What thought has been given to handling advertising? Selling your e-brochure will likely need search engine friendly content.

Will your catalog content just be freely accessible? Are you going to be extending double or triple subscription possibilities? Will your content be commercialized at all? How about providing summaries and teasers to sell the magazine? How accessible is your catalog? If it’ll be private you should be able to look into all your hosting possibilities or is it public? In that case you should probably host directly. What’ll you be doing about back-isues? Tech-support offered by your host is a large consideration. Do they offer emergency only technical help? Be sure that they have a fast response time! What is the trouble-shooting page like? Perhaps this seems unimportant, but should there be an emergency, you’ll be relieved you considered this beforehand. Success is down to savvy choices at this point. When making your publication, your quality of vendor will be the main factor determining its overall success.

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We will be making a special offering for residents New Hope Pa. this next week. The only way to recieve it is thru our email alert. See below what we recently offered:

This is a copy of my most recent email newsletter. This was an overwhelming success. You must be signed up to our email letter to get great offerings such as this. *********************************************************** January 2006

The Early Bird Gets the Worm—Don’t Delay Free Tree Day Jan. 28th is a Free Higan Weeping Cherry Tree Day

Greetings! January 28, 2006 is free Weeping Higan Cherry Tree Day…..All members of our email club can receive a free Higan Weeping Cherry when you bring your pickup to our 5275 West Swamp Rd. Fountainville Pa. location. These trees are 10-12′ tall and in 24″ baskets. These trees must be picked up on the 28th, before 5pm. sorry, no rain checks. There is a limit of one per family and you must have been a member on or before January 27, 2006 of our email club.

Sincerely,

Bill Hirst Free Tree Day Jan. 28th, 2006 is Free Tree Day

5275 W. Swamp Rd. Fountainville, Pennsylvania 18923

January 28, 2006 8:00AM-5:00PM Reasons to Come to this Event We are selling 150 acres of our nursery and we must liquidate many trees and plants. Some of of plants are in quantities that would supply us for many years of sales. But we can’t move that number of trees. Thus they will be either sold at a discount, destroyed, or given away. I like the last option. Thus if you bring your pickup to the farm today, Saturday the 28th, we will give away 1 free Higan Weeping cherry to each email newsletter subscriber to Highland Hill Farm that picks up the tree by 5PM. Sorry you must be have be signed up by Jan. 27th, to qualify. There are no rain checks. These trees are in 24 and 28 inch baskets and are app. 10-14′ tall. We will help load them in your pickup.

We have a total of 75 trees ready to give away while the supply lasts. All other trees and plants are 20% off today.

Driving Directions to the Farm Highland Hill Farm 5275 W. Swamp Rd. Rt. 313 Fountainville, Pennsylvania 18923 myhirst@yahoo.com http://www.seedlingsrus.com We will have other free tree offerings each month. So keep in touch. ************************************************************** Within 15 minutes of this email being sent people started to arrive to make selections. We would have had no customers on this day. Yet we sold enough other stock to make this offering possible. We gave away 52 trees and this was even covered by the press showing up and giving us exposure in local papers.

To signup for our email and be notified of our specials like this. Go to our web site http://www.seedlingsrus.com and be alerted.