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E-MAIL: THE CARDINAL RULES by Ellen Lubin-Sherman One of the secrets of modern life lies in knowing how to handle todays online technology (combining high tech with high tou...
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FOCUS ON EMPLOYEES: THE KEY TO SUCCESS by Jack Burke Another lifetime ago, when I managed Hertz Car Sales, I made a point of hand writing little notes to our Hawaiian salesperson. Somehow, this...
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FROM BUSINESS INSURANCE TO FAMILY INSURANCE by Preston Diamond Every Commercial account represents an opportunity to cross-sell Personal Lines to key employees. To help you get your sha...
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GETTING PERSONAL: IVANS HEART by Jack Burke 'If you have a touch-tone phone, press 9 hellip; To file a grievance, hang up and call someone who cares.' Ever feel as though ...
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ONE-MINUTE WEB ADVICE by Jack Fries Your Web site is the first thing that many people will ever discover about your business. In this document, Jack Fries tells you how to make ...
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Follow these guidelines to develop a comprehensive, effective e-marketing program.
With spam at epidemic levels and phishing and virus attacks threatening the industry, e-marketers face the challenge of getting their messages through to the right audience, while following e-mail marketing best practices.
Although many of the principles that govern print and broadcast media apply to e-mail, e-marketing has its unique set of opportunities and pitfalls. Here is a list of do’s and don’ts to consider:
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VIDEO: THE ULTIMATE E-MARKETING TOOL by Patricia Berry Launching a video e-mail campaign can be a gut-wrenching ...
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VOICEMAIL MESSAGES THAT GET RESULTS Patricia A. Czech The more technology we introduce to help us communicate, the less we actually communicate. Most businesspeople will only return 20% o...