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No Strings Attached E-News overview
The beginning Albert Einstein said that a thought is the beginning of a creation. Beatrice Davis has enforced that theory. Ms Davis is an energetic affable woman with a huge number of differing interests. She envisioned an online magazine that broaches an unlimited myriad of subjects. Her ability to build relationships also built an amazing group of dedicated authors from across international lines. This mindset is compatible with the current internet and has spurred the growth of the magazine. It turns out that various key phrases on multiple subjects create a massive number of hits on the internet, whereas traditional magazines target a specific market, No Strings Attached Enews, by its nature, creates more hits to a greater market. Current status Our current readership comes from a variety of countries throughout the world. Our readers are 34.33% European, 52.6% American, and .87% Middle Eastern and 7.7% from other areas. We have sections that include world news, health & fitness, entertainment, music, theatre, TV, history, sports, business, technology, art, travel, food, psychology, politic, beauty, fun stuff, womens issues and celebrities. Our market share has increased as much as 20% per month recently. Our Goal We share world knowledge and understanding to enhance global unity. We intend to have local and global news written by a resident of the Middle East, the Orient, Africa, Europe, the States and South America. We will have Travel Agents from the same areas write about their continents secret spots. We will have six medical practitioners (EG: An MD, an Osteopath, a Chinese herbalist, an African herbalist and others) from different types of practices write on health. People of all nations and races then will have access to new information and other cultures thoughts. Implementation To have as varied a list of columns as possible so that key phrases attract worldwide hits on every imaginable subject. This will maximize the number of hits which will maximize the exposure for international advertisers. To keep and recruit writers that are compelling enough to bring the reader back on a monthly basis. We have a large selection of subject matter from authors who live in a variety of areas throughout the world. We want to build on our base. We want to have sections on subjects like world and local news. Each columnist will discuss the local news in their particular continent as well as their perspective on world news. For example an African columnist would write about Africa's perspective on world news as well as what is current in Africa. We intend to grow our sections on financial, food, health, and others with columnists from several key areas of the world who give their perspectives on these subjects. By Dennis Tucker Senior Managing Editor
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