Paul Myers has a good following of Internet marketers and students because he doesn’t try to hard sell his products. This means his audience tends to subscribe to his newsletter purely because they want to learn what he knows. Although some may feel this a played out tactic, Myers does seem to actually make it work. Paul’s research is in-depth and he proves his knowledge based on the Internet marketing subjects he covers.

Paul Myers is quite social and gets along well with a number of fellow Internet marketing gurus. This has even sparked up a community site called “Buy Paul a Beer.” It’s not easy to get a site like that put up in your name. Myer’s easy going nature doesn’t threaten anyone and that is why he is quite a likable guy. It’s Paul’s creative genius that’s the underlying fuel behind his success. I’d even recommend reading his comments to feedback received from readers on his site.

Paul Myers recent newsletter covers that controversial subject of spam email, something which we all hate but he takes a completely different approach to it. He talks about how sometimes important emails never make it to their destination due to spam blocking software that’s on everyone’s computers these days. He discusses this is changing the landscape of email usage. This is a growing concern to almost everyone online, as we realize how often and how many emails never make it to our inbox.

Myers could have easily been a professional copywriter rather than an Internet marketing author. He has one of the most conversational ways of writing that just makes you want to read everything he is writing. Paul really does educate his newsletter subscribers to the highest level possible when it comes to online marketing. This is quite refreshing in the world of get-rich-quick schemes.

Myers newsletters are in no way little. In fact, these newsletters often make for a challenging read just from the standpoint of length. These are some of the longest newsletters I’ve seen on the net and yet they retain freshness to make you read it all the way to the end. He even makes all his archives available to you.

A much informed and experienced online presence! Obviously I recommend the teachings of Paul Meyers.