I was inside the 711 store to buy something for brunch. My eyes started to search for the perfect aisle with great foods to fill my hungry stomach. While I was browsing each stand with breads and cookies and tunas and instant noodles, I saw this magazine stand with some latest and catchy magazine covers available for this month. I started picking some magazines, and started those that captured my being and caught my attention. I forgot that the reason why I was in that store is to buy something to eat.

Then it happened. I saw an ad right in front of me to buy an online subscription to Maxim magazine. I first though, do I buy this and then they send it to my house? I mean, it did say instant delivery. Maybe a one day by FedEx? Then I read get your digital copy now. I thought to myself. That's an awesome idea. But how would this work? Is it just photos and articles you click through, because personally I do like the magazine feel. There's something about turning the pages, scanning through the ads and passing everything up quickly that you don't want to read. Well my curiosity struck me so I purchased the subscription just to see what it's like. Plus it was really cheap so that helped also.

Reward loyalty. Consider a coffee shop type card but where customers prepay for a certain number of newspaper. Clip the card with each newspaper they pick up. Date the card so it expires and make the numbers work so that it is a stretch for them to be so loyal.

Keep the pages you like, and toss the rest. Don't keep the whole magazine; just keep the pages you want. Either scan the articles into your computer or cut them out. Put them in a protective plastic sleeve and store them in a 3-ring binder. Be sure to label for quick reference. As the binder grows, you'll be glad you did.

2) Participate in reader forums. Some of the off-line magazines also have an on-line counterpart with links to forums, help lines, articles and tutorials where you can swap ideas with other people. I have found our model train community to be a http://devinetth405.tearosediner.net/choosing-a-natural-health-maga... loving and passionate arena where our members have no problem sharing ideas and tips. Many have struggled as you do and have found ways to solve their problems from other helpful people.

Keep the pages you like, and toss the rest. Don't keep the whole magazine; just keep the pages you want. Either scan the articles into your computer or cut them out. Put them in a protective plastic sleeve and store them in a 3-ring binder. Be sure to label for quick reference. As the binder grows, you'll be glad you did.

In short, you can list your for sale items on Craigslist.org or for sale in your local newspaper classified section, but stop and think for a minute. Once you will do, you will see that Craigslist.org is your best choice.