April 1, 2003
Free Content and Free Exposure
I've been reading Fred Langa's free LangaList Standard Edition newsletter for quite some time now, and last week I stole an idea from him. Well, I don't know if it's STEALING exactly. more like "imitation is the highest form of flattery."
It goes like this. I've been giving away free syndicated content for five years -- but now every site that runs my free Surfnetkids content applets has a chance at getting some free exposure in my newsletter and on my site. For details, click here.
So, dear reader, what do you think of this new newsletter feature? Is it fun, or is it the opposite of fun? Unfun? Not fun? Anti-fun?
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Posted by Barbara J. Feldman at April 1, 2003 11:48 AM | Comments (0)
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