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  • Designing Business Email That Sells

    By: Julia Gulevich
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    Business people look for emails that give them the important facts and do so quickly and efficiently. They generally do not have the time to leaf through volumes of information. They do not want fluff and spin, just benefits and facts. Keeping all this in mind let's examine some principles important for creating business email design that sells.Read more…

  • What is Bulk Email Campaign and How to Start With it

    By: Julia Gulevich
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    Bulk email, much like the name suggests involves sending out email in bulk for a specific purpose. Usually that purpose is to promote or sell a product. Like all marketing strategies, bulk email campaigns have their advantages and disadvantages.Read more…

  • Keep Clean Mailing List & Increase Subscriber Response Rate

    By: Maris Purinsh
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    Have you ever measured what response rate you get from your email campaigns? Didn’t you notice that a small mailing list can give you a high response and a huge list can get a very, very low response rate? That is because it’s not the number of emails on your list but the quality of the list that does really matter.Read more…

  • Create And Send HTML Email Newsletters

    By: Maris Purinsh
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    Email newsletters are being recognized as a great way to enhance sales. Just what are newsletters? They are regular snippets of information that are delivered to you via email. These snippets of information can be on any topic on the planet. As long as someone wants the information, there is potential for an Email newsletter.Read more…

  • How Are You Monitoring Your Inbox?

    By: Dominique Blanc
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    You’ve got an email list, composed your newsletter and clicked the Send button in your email program to distribute the newsletter to your subscribers. Then you are anxiously watching that your Inbox is being filled in with different kinds of emails coming in response to your message. What do you do with them? Should you simply ignore those emails or handle them in any way?Read more…

  • Email Delivery - How to Pass the Mind Filter

    By: Julia Gulevich
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    The experience shows that the email message content is not the most important thing that prompts ISP anti-spam filters to deliver the message or block it right away. But it could be the reason why the recipients open the message or mark it as spam. The human filter is quite different. It is far more subjective and unpredictable and can filter the emails in the very unexpected way.Read more…

  • Email Software for Business

    By: Jose Vanegas
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    Unless you’ve been living on a deserted island for the past decade you have probably used electronic mail, or email, for correspondence. And unless you lived under a rock on that island, you probably have a fair idea of what email is.Read more…

  • E-mail 101

    By: Ron Porter
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    E-mail, or electronic mail, was one of the first social mediums available to visitors in cyber space. Developed by Ray Tomlinson in 1971, e-mail originally allowed users to only post mail messages to individual accounts across a single network. The supporting software was quickly circulated among the computer sites on ARPANET, a pre-Internet version of the World Wide Web that was used to connect a network of defense department computers. By 1972, e-mail was the most widely used application on the ARPANET network. Ever since, e-mail has been the most powerful and popular of all social computing software. Read more…

  • Things are not always as they seem

    By: Karen McGreevey
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    In the past week or so I've received two, separate, "forwarded", "forwarded" (ad infinitum) emails from people "I think" I know-and if I'd look close enough I'd probably find a recognizable name or two; one email alluded to a "killer virus" poised to attack, the other to a "dying child", complete with picture! You know the kind; the ones that can cause all kinds of anguish and distress to the head or the heart-and for very different reasons.Read more…

Most Recent Articles in Email category

  • Things are not always as they seem - By: Karen McGreevey
    In the past week or so I've received two, separate, "forwarded", "forwarded" (ad infinitum) emails from people "I think" I know-and if I'd look close enough I'd probably find a recognizable name or two; one email alluded to a "killer virus" poised to attack, the other to a "dying child", complete with picture! You know the kind; the ones that can cause all kinds of anguish and distress to the head or the heart-and for very different reasons.
  • E-mail 101 - By: Ron Porter
    E-mail, or electronic mail, was one of the first social mediums available to visitors in cyber space. Developed by Ray Tomlinson in 1971, e-mail originally allowed users to only post mail messages to individual accounts across a single network. The supporting software was quickly circulated among the computer sites on ARPANET, a pre-Internet version of the World Wide Web that was used to connect a network of defense department computers. By 1972, e-mail was the most widely used application on the ARPANET network. Ever since, e-mail has been the most powerful and popular of all social computing software.
  • Email Software for Business - By: Jose Vanegas
    Unless you’ve been living on a deserted island for the past decade you have probably used electronic mail, or email, for correspondence. And unless you lived under a rock on that island, you probably have a fair idea of what email is.
  • Email Delivery - How to Pass the Mind Filter - By: Julia Gulevich
    The experience shows that the email message content is not the most important thing that prompts ISP anti-spam filters to deliver the message or block it right away. But it could be the reason why the recipients open the message or mark it as spam. The human filter is quite different. It is far more subjective and unpredictable and can filter the emails in the very unexpected way.
  • How Are You Monitoring Your Inbox? - By: Dominique Blanc
    You’ve got an email list, composed your newsletter and clicked the Send button in your email program to distribute the newsletter to your subscribers. Then you are anxiously watching that your Inbox is being filled in with different kinds of emails coming in response to your message. What do you do with them? Should you simply ignore those emails or handle them in any way?
  • Create And Send HTML Email Newsletters - By: Maris Purinsh
    Email newsletters are being recognized as a great way to enhance sales. Just what are newsletters? They are regular snippets of information that are delivered to you via email. These snippets of information can be on any topic on the planet. As long as someone wants the information, there is potential for an Email newsletter.
  • Keep Clean Mailing List & Increase Subscriber Response Rate - By: Maris Purinsh
    Have you ever measured what response rate you get from your email campaigns? Didn’t you notice that a small mailing list can give you a high response and a huge list can get a very, very low response rate? That is because it’s not the number of emails on your list but the quality of the list that does really matter.
  • What is Bulk Email Campaign and How to Start With it - By: Julia Gulevich
    Bulk email, much like the name suggests involves sending out email in bulk for a specific purpose. Usually that purpose is to promote or sell a product. Like all marketing strategies, bulk email campaigns have their advantages and disadvantages.
  • Designing Business Email That Sells - By: Julia Gulevich
    Business people look for emails that give them the important facts and do so quickly and efficiently. They generally do not have the time to leaf through volumes of information. They do not want fluff and spin, just benefits and facts. Keeping all this in mind let's examine some principles important for creating business email design that sells.