I am taking a break from my 6th installment for my internet coaches series to have a little diversion.
I am regrouping on the series, and am not sure where it will go after the next post. However this could be part of the internet coaches and mentoring series since I am giving quite a lot of information about that, too.

There are some new business opportunities and products out there on the net, that I will most likely be doing some reviews on along with some posts on the “how to” areas. I did find something that is really neat over the weekend and have to share it with you. Please let me know when you set up your Ozine.

Rocque-Izms
Taking A Day Off

Create Your OpenZine
This is the cover to my first Ozine. I am a newbie there, so it might take a while for me to figure it all out.
However it looks like it is not going to be that difficult to use Ozines.

The first thing you do is set up your account. It is an easy process if you have set up any other Social type accounts online. The best part is that it is free, and we all like FREE! You can add images, and videos, and as much text as you want. Right now I am still on the basic stages. I wanted to rush into things without watching the tutorials. Now I will probably go back and do that. I was just so excited to see how long it would take to get something up and published so I could share it with my blog readers.

I created my first Ozine after finding one on Jack Humphrey’s website.
I saw his and knew I wanted to create one, although his looks way more professional than mine.
He is so good at what he does.

Here is the link to Jack’s Ozine I wonder where he finds all his time to get something like this set up?

Jack’s Ozine is all about Link Building. It is something that I would bet that 90% of the readers of this blog are interested in. I know articles like that get my attention all the time.

If you have not discovered Friday Traffic Report yet, I am giving you the link. You can listen in on Friday’s at 2p.m. Eastern on Blog Talk Radio http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Jack-Humphrey I have not used Jack Humphrey as a paid coach (yet), but I do learn a whole lot from his blogs, and interviews. He shares a whole lot with his readers. This is another way that you can avoid the cost of internet coaching and mentoring. However this is a way that takes a little bit longer than paying for one on one or small group coaching sessions.

However when you follow people like Jack Humphrey, it is time well spent. I would much rather spend time learning than watching the nightly news.

Here is the direct link to his great visit with Ozine creators.
http://www.jackhumphrey.com/fridaytrafficreport/webside-chat-with-openzine-creators/

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