eZined.com takes center stage, feeding subscribers the information they crave.

(Lexington, KY Nov 16, 2000) Is there a simpler way to get all the information on typical print magazines, without waiting for the mailman to bring them to your door? iEntry, Inc. believes that there is a way to achieve this, and today, further proved this statement by launching eZined.com. 

Richard Ord, CEO of iEntry, Inc. describes eZined.com as the "electronic equivalent of print magazines. All of our newsletters are written by professional writers, covering the same subjects as can be found in print magazines. We have improved on print magazines like Forbes, Rolling Stone, PC Magazine and Gourmet, by delivering all of these topics directly to the people at no cost and developing a wide network of niche market newsletters under one umbrella company," stated Ord. 

What do Advertisers see in eZined.com? The advertising community is snapping up the chance to boast their product to the 3.4 million and growing number of opt-in subscribers on eZined.com’s inbox delivered e-magazines. eZined.com provides marketers with the ability to target a specific demographic audience worldwide. While approximately 86% of eZined.com’s audience resides in the United States, there seems to be a growing 14% spanning the globe from over 90 different countries including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, England, France, Greece, India, Japan, and Mexico. "Because our subscriber base spans the globe, eZined.com offers marketers a chance to reach a large audience while still concentrating their advertising efforts on narrowly targeted niche markets," stated Ord. According to research by Jupiter Communications, Internet users will receive in excess of 950 Internet-based marketing messages per user, per day. "Not only is eZined.com providing marketers with large audiences, they are also the right audiences. We are revolutionizing the way those marketing messages will be seen by allowing marketers to differentiate themselves with fully-graphic ezine ads in addition to the more common text-style ads you typically see in email newsletters," said Ord. 

iEntry, Inc., based in Lexington, Kentucky, is a leading provider of business to business search engines, and targeted niche engines. iEntry, Inc. currently employs 35, and plans to double this number within six months. iEntry.com operates a network of websites and electronic magazines.