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Goodie Bags: Free stuff for you!
Remember what parties were like when we were kids? We would hang out with our girlfriends, gossip, play games, braid each other's hair—and when we left the party, we got to take home a goodie bag full of little treasures. Welcome to your own personal Goodie Bag, the newsletter of ChronicBabe.com. Every two weeks we'll bring you the scoop: news, resources, ideas—all kinds of goodies for the young, hip, and chronic. BONUS! Sign up for the Goodie Bag today and get a free eBook, How to Be a ChronicBabe: A Beginner's Toolkit - a $17 value!
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Speak to a targeted audience of younger women with chronic illness—by advertising in the Goodie Bag! For $50 per issue, your message will be sent to more than 2,700 ChronicBabe readers. (And as a BONUS: it will live on forever in the eNewsletter archives!) It's easy:
Write a 50-word MAXIMUM ad including any URLs, email addresses, etc. Click the "Buy Now" button below, supply your ad copy and billing info, and your payment will be processed securely by PayPal. We'll send you a confirmation email letting you know which issue your ad will appear in. If your ad is over 50 words, we will edit to fit. No profanity or otherwise inappropriate content is allowed, and we reserve the right to cancel your ad purchase at any time (with a full refund, of course).
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Goodie Bag #2 - Featuring the Editrix's reading list (4/4/2006)
In our second issue of the Goodie Bag, we offer up a springtime reading list, review The Breathe Easy Deck
Goodie Bag #1 - The one that started it all! (3/21/2006)
Kicking off our Goodie Bag e-newsletter, we offer up a yummy springtime recipe, announce our Section 508 compliance (yay!), talk about the value of hobbies (Editrix Jenni loves making jewelry), and point readers to a ton of useful resources on arthritis, chronic pain, mercury in seafood and more.
