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How To Set Up an Ezine Encyclopedia by: Michael Southon Do you read all your Ezines? Or do you file them away in special folders and then forget about them? I used to be like that. When I first started subscribing to ezines I was amazed at the quantity of valuable information that was available for free. But I soon became complacent about it. If anything, the 60-odd newsletters I was receiving each month became a burden. I was suffering from 'information overload'. Ezines contain a wealth of information. Every week, in hundreds of newsletters across the Web, experts share with their readers the latest tips, techniques and resources they're using to succeed in the world of online business. But if you don't have a system for processing and organizing that information, you'll quickly become overwhelmed by it. I use a system that I call the 'Ezine Encyclopedia'. This is how it works: 1. Open a document in Microsoft Word. At the top of this Word document, type in 15 to 20 'Category Headings
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