Another benefit is that each article is written by a seasoned pro, either consultants with track histories in the business or fellow e-publishers who write from their own experience. Recent articles have delved into technical areas such as Web design and traffic tracking, as well as content issues and the benefits of associating with similar e-publishers. Each article has the author's biography and email link. Most articles also include links to other relevant information, such as the author's own Web site and sites that offer supplemental information. Internet Day is more interactive than many business ezines, which exist mainly to tout the publisher's viewpoint or products.
Readers can send email to the author of the day, comment on the piece and suggest ideas.
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