Again, youll be surprised how often youll get published. There are also a lot of offline newsletters and journals that may be interested in your article.   Idea # 4 - Post your articles on your website. Make sure you search engine optimize your webpage for the article that youve written. This means, create meta tags for the title of your article, a brief description of your article, and keywords for your article. Once your website gets spidered, your articles may land in the top ten under the keywords and phrases youve chosen.   Idea # 5 - Compile your articles or groups of your articles and create a free viral ebook with links inside that will bring traffic back to your site. Send them out to your list and invite them to pass them along to their friends and associates. Before you know it, youll have thousands of copies of your ebook floating out on the net bring you traffic from the four corners of the world.   Idea # 6 - Assemble your articles and create an ebook that you can sell for profit. This is an easy way to develop your own book. You might even consider self-publishing the book. Visit www.booksjustbooks.com or www.MorrisPublishing.com to learn more about self-publishing your own book.   Idea # 7 - Assemble a few of your articles into a five or six part email Autoresponder course that you can offer to your visitors in exchange for their email address. This tactic has worked excellent for me. I space my ecourse installments four days apart and send it to every one who signs up to my newsletter.   Idea # 8 - Create special reports out of your articles and sell them for profit on your website. You can even take your articles and create an audio recording of them and sell the audiocassette tapes off your website for a higher price.   These are just a few of the innovative things you can do with your article archive. The possibilities are endless. If youve put the sweat and tears into producing your article, make it work just as hard for you!     What Makes an Ezine That Gets Read?   It's no use sending your ezine to thousands when it only gets read by a few people (it happens). A successful ezine is one that people open up and read as soon as it arrives. So what make an interesting ezine?   I believe there are five factors that make for an interesting newsletter...   Factor # 1: Interactivity   People like to get "involved" in things. They like to feel like they are a valuable "member" of a group. Interactive newsletters by nature make the reader get involved.