Comments on: Recycle Your Article Electrons http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html Mon, 21 Jul 2008 01:38:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Matthew C. Keegan http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1769 Thu, 25 May 2006 19:51:25 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1769 Don't forget to recycle articles that have long since expired from any agreement you previously had with a customer. Recently, I company I used to work for, canceled one of their many training programs. The manual that made up this program was written by me. It basically consists of a bunch of topics that can easily be turned into articles. I have received permission from the company to do as I wish with the manual...I wish for the manual to turn into between 100-150 articles! http://www.thearticlewriter.com/blog Regards, Matt Keegan Don’t forget to recycle articles that have long since expired from any agreement you previously had with a customer. Recently, I company I used to work for, canceled one of their many training programs. The manual that made up this program was written by me. It basically consists of a bunch of topics that can easily be turned into articles. I have received permission from the company to do as I wish with the manual…I wish for the manual to turn into between 100-150 articles!

http://www.thearticlewriter.com/blog

Regards,
Matt Keegan

]]> by: Lama Kalla http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1309 Thu, 27 Apr 2006 13:44:39 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1309 Hi Chris Great post and an excellent topic. Thank you Lama Kalla Hi Chris

Great post and an excellent topic. Thank you

Lama Kalla

]]> by: Lance Winslow http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1308 Tue, 25 Apr 2006 22:01:10 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1308 I concur totally I concur totally

]]> by: Edna http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1307 Tue, 25 Apr 2006 13:40:13 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1307 I loved to accidentally find out about Ezinearticles.com. It`s great to read the ideas and expertise tips from the other readers. However, I have a question for you Chris. How do you make money from getting articles from us? I don`t get it. Would you like to share the secret with us? I loved to accidentally find out about Ezinearticles.com. It`s great to read the ideas and expertise tips from the other readers.
However, I have a question for you Chris. How do you make money from getting articles from us? I don`t get it. Would you like to share the secret with us?

]]> by: Marcia Merrill http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1306 Mon, 24 Apr 2006 22:23:12 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1306 Great idea! I'm a recycler when I used to take home glass bottles and kept a bag under my desk to save paper. I still fax on already written on sheets-not to mention the scrap paper I use to write my articles! I've accumulated many on Career Development, Transitions, how to get the most from Job Fairs-I used to work in a college Career Center. Now, my focus is midlife women in transition...Some boomers, some empty-nesters-all facing changes in career or other parts of life! Need to compile these articles. Thanks! Marcia the Transitions Chick! Great idea! I’m a recycler when I used to take home glass bottles and kept a bag under my desk to save paper. I still fax on already written on sheets-not to mention the scrap paper I use to write my articles!
I’ve accumulated many on Career Development, Transitions, how to get the most from Job Fairs-I used to work in a college Career Center. Now, my focus is midlife women in transition…Some boomers, some empty-nesters-all facing changes in career or other parts of life!
Need to compile these articles.
Thanks!
Marcia the Transitions Chick!

]]> by: Chris (a.k.a. Bedrock) http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1305 Mon, 24 Apr 2006 21:33:43 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1305 Hi, This is a most interesting article! Certainly, food for thought. I have no doubt, that you'll be hearing back from me! Although I don't have a 'website', I do, have a 'blog', on Blogster. With your permission, I would like to 'Type' a link to 'Ezine Articles', into my 'blog', I doubt if I would be 'allowed' to put a banner in. Let me know, as I think a lot of people would appreciate your articles. Kind regards Chris Hi,
This is a most interesting article! Certainly, food for thought.

I have no doubt, that you’ll be hearing back from me!

Although I don’t have a ‘website’, I do, have a ‘blog’, on Blogster. With your

permission, I would like to ‘Type’ a link to ‘Ezine Articles’, into my ‘blog’, I doubt if I

would be ‘allowed’ to put a banner in. Let me know, as I think a lot of people would

appreciate your articles.

Kind regards

Chris

]]> by: Ed Howes http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1304 Mon, 24 Apr 2006 20:58:50 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1304 Chris, you constantly amaze me with your promotional creativity. You can be my friend. :-) As an internet newbie, I have only begun to blog and at Ezine Articles, I am discovering a sense of community that has been sorely missing in my pre cyber life. Just responding to the previous blog entry yesterday and viewing the responses to my responses forced another response from me. The dialog among a half dozen of us is sufficient to launch new ideas, and articles from everyone participating in the discussion. While I was catching up on my EA blog reading, I was moved to comment on most posts back to March in some helpful or insightful way. This morning I checked to see if my comments had been posted and if there were any responces. The responses to my comments were exciting and truly inspirational. I then went to the previous blog entry and about 4 or 5 back, only to find no further discussion. So here is my lesson for blog post responders. Go back into the archive if you are truly interested in what others have added to any conversation and respond to that when you are moved to do so. An idea should not die because it is a few days old. Lastly, it is vividly clear to me the more discussion we create over any idea, the more material there is for fresh article content. For example, I'm just about ready to write an article about creative blogging. A subject about which I knew nothing yesterday. In addition I have good material for another on audio publishing. Being visually impairaired I have special insights :-) on this subject. Add to all this, the Email Chris sent out this morning encouraging more discussion of the most recent post and I am excited out of my mind. I am so looking forward to whatever comes of this. This is my idea of communoty teamwork and I cannot hide my approval. Chris, you constantly amaze me with your promotional creativity. You can be my friend. :-) As an internet newbie, I have only begun to blog and at Ezine Articles, I am discovering a sense of community that has been sorely missing in my pre cyber life. Just responding to the previous blog entry yesterday and viewing the responses to my responses forced another response from me. The dialog among a half dozen of us is sufficient to launch new ideas, and articles from everyone participating in the discussion.

While I was catching up on my EA blog reading, I was moved to comment on most posts back to March in some helpful or insightful way. This morning I checked to see if my comments had been posted and if there were any responces. The responses to my comments were exciting and truly inspirational. I then went to the previous blog entry and about 4 or 5 back, only to find no further discussion. So here is my lesson for blog post responders. Go back into the archive if you are truly interested in what others have added to any conversation and respond to that when you are moved to do so. An idea should not die because it is a few days old.

Lastly, it is vividly clear to me the more discussion we create over any idea, the more material there is for fresh article content. For example, I’m just about ready to write an article about creative blogging. A subject about which I knew nothing yesterday. In addition I have good material for another on audio publishing. Being visually impairaired I have special insights :-) on this subject.

Add to all this, the Email Chris sent out this morning encouraging more discussion of the most recent post and I am excited out of my mind. I am so looking forward to whatever comes of this. This is my idea of communoty teamwork and I cannot hide my approval.

]]> by: Bill Platt http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1303 Mon, 24 Apr 2006 20:15:17 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2006/04/recycle-your-article-electrons.html#comment-1303 Chris, I have been doing this for a long time. ;-) Most of my articles got their start as either an email response to someone, a blog post, or a forum response to someone. I take the rough draft, as I view it, from my original use, and then I work that into a presentable article for distribution. Some responses to email queries can be worked into a few articles. Anything that can be perceived as helpful to someone else can be worked into an article. Bill Platt Chris,

I have been doing this for a long time. ;-)

Most of my articles got their start as either an email response to someone, a blog post, or a forum response to someone.

I take the rough draft, as I view it, from my original use, and then I work that into a presentable article for distribution. Some responses to email queries can be worked into a few articles.

Anything that can be perceived as helpful to someone else can be worked into an article.

Bill Platt

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