Update on Feb. 8, 2013: Deleted all entries with outdated tips or broken links.
Welcome to the sixteenth edition of email marketing tips on January 20, 2009.
The first edition of email marketing tips in 2009 is packed with information. I am not talking about the number of blog posts that I am featuring. No. I have thrown out almost all that got submitted. What's left is worthy of your attention and time. Lean back, read and enjoy.
At this time I am considering probably changing the schedule to one carnival every three weeks. We will see. I did not make up my mind on this so far. Only one fact remains unchallenged. I tend to keep the quality of this carnival up and will only give you noteworthy articles to read.
Already in 2008 I featured many articles that were not submitted by their authors but were rather found by myself on the internet. I see this trend might continue, because at least 85% of the submitted articles don't qualify according to my set quality standards.
“Less is more in that respect!”
I also will add more video to the blog in general and this carnival as well.
Today's categories are as follows:
- Copywriting
- Email Marketing For Bloggers
- Code Of Practice
copy writing
John W. Furst presents Should You Avoid ?Free? In E-Mail Subject Lines? posted at Bob Bly Copywriter, saying, “Did you make up your mind about using the word ‘FREE’ in your email subject line? You should!”
John W. Furst presents Email Stats - Free Versus Help For Johnny Bunko's Career posted at E-Biz Booster Blog, saying, “Reflecting on two of my email broadcasts, congratulations to a winner, and some solid career advice on top of it. (Still can get a great free comic PDF career advice ebook.)”
Email Marketing For Bloggers
I present you Email Marketing Tips: What to Write About posted at Chris Garrett on New Media. Chris is saying, “The key to selling stuff with your email list is to make what you offer also content. Take the role of an editor, or connoisseur, you are providing your list subscribers the choicest, best, ideal selections. Even better, make the email worthwhile even should someone not buy, so everyone gains. You can introduce products as part of a tip, solution or piece of advice, or as further reading.”
Code Of Practice
That concludes this edition.
Continue to read
edition 17 of email marketing tips.
Past posts and future hosts can be found on our
email marketing index page.
Yours
John W. Furst
P.S.: If you like this edition, check out the previous
email marketing tips - edition 15, too.
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