You are a stay-at-home-mom and you need extra money.
What do you do? The most natural thing to do would be to turn your everyday life and experiences into informative articles that will help other stay-at-home-moms.
How do you do this? Get involved in ezine publishing.
You will need to make certain that your content is interesting to the reader.
Make certain to check your facts, check your spelling and make certain that the subject is relevant to the reader.
If this is going to be your own ezine, you should make certain that it is delivered to your readers in a consistent manner.
Be reliable.
The most reliable and readable ezine is one that is delivered only as text.
You will need to research and decide which font is the most readable by your audience and then stick to it.
The fancy fonts are cute and make good decorations but they can be difficult to read.
You will need a name for your ezine that alerts the reader to the subject.
You should consult an ezine handbook for a template for setting up your ezine.
You will need to keep the basic elements the same in each issue.
You want to make money from your ezine so you will need to do research about how to do that.
You will want to attract advertisers as well as readers.
To find out what to charge for ads in your ezine you will need to consult other ezine publishers and find out what they charge per advertisement.
Ezine ads are a lot less expensive than print ads.
All of this takes a lot of work and a lot of time; not something a stay-at-home-mom has a lot of these days.
You will want your ezine to stand out.
You don't want it to be like every other online magazine.
You need to say new things in new ways to keep your reader's attention.
Make your ezine grab the reader's attention with a snazzy motto.
Don't mistake quantity for quality; remember quality is better.
Be sure to put some of your own personality into your ezine.
Don't push a product you don't believe in.
Don't just put in a bunch of fluff to fill up space.
Everyone will recognize it for what it is.
Every ezine needs its own top ten lists.
What works for Letterman can only work for you.
Any stay-at-home-mom can come up with 10 interesting things to tell other moms.
Maybe having your own ezine isn't for you and you just want to write what you know and get someone to pay you for your knowledge.
There are websites where you can submit your articles and get paid for them.
You can Google for information on online article submissions.
Somewhere out there is someone who wants to know what you already know.
This is a chance for you to get in on the ground floor of a growing industry.