Autoresponders

Autoresponders help cut down your workload by allowing your readers to send an email to automatically receive your content or perhaps a tutorial you have prepared. Here are a couple that I have used:

AutoResponse Plus is a good choice if you are tired of paying monthly fees for your autoresponder and have your own webhost. Easy to use.

A Weber offers lots of choices which include lead generation, ad tracking, unlimited messages, full broadcast features, web subscription forms, automatic unsubscribe handling and so much more. For a more detailed list of features A Weber Features

InfoGenerator Pro is also a terrific autoresponder service. I used them when I first started publishing KIT. They also offer lots of great features including over 20 different 'domain names' that you can choose for your messages to come from. This system is handy if you don't currently have your own domain. More details on InfoGenerator Pro.

Direct-to-Desktop Publishing

A few months ago I discovered this awesome direct-to-desktop publishing service that virtually eliminates the need to use email for any aspect of publishing KIT. The technology used to pull this together is called RSS which stands for Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication.

The benefit of using the Quikonnex system is that you don't need a techie degree to use it. The creators of Quikonnex even developed their own viewer which is the tool needed to read an RSS feed and Quikview is a snap to use. Publishers are amazed how simple publishing is using a channel. And subscribers are happy because they don't need to wade through tons of garbage in their Inboxes to find their subscriptions.

Quikonnex provides a full content management system while offering media-rich capabilities. You can choose from straight text or html or take advantage of new media such as audio and/or video. With Quikview, you also have a unique tool to offer your subscribers when you ask them to switch to your channel and it won't cost them a thing. Plus it's cross-platform, cross-browser friendly which means it doesn't matter which operating system or browser they are using.

If you're ready to 'break the email habit' but want to keep publishing, then take a look at Quikonnex Direct-to-Desktop Publishing today.

Not only does Quikview read the RSS feeds, it's a bookmark server as well. Simply import your Favorites from your browser. Now everytime you login to Quikview - no matter which computer you use - you'll have everything right there. You can take a look at Quikview here. Install it to your computer and give it a try. You can thank me later.