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Today, on Tuesday, November 30th, 2010, the Fourth Annual International Blue Beanie Day ought to remind the Internet community to stick to Web standards.
It will make on-line life so much simpler then.
Welcome to the 27th edition of email marketing tips on October 27th, 2010.
As in the previous edition of this blog carnival I have exclusively handpicked the entries.
John’s comment: The takeaway is, “Even out of office replies can provide valuable data and an opportunity to score points with your subscribers if you think outside the box.”
John’s comment: A case study and practical tips included.
John’s comment: Reveals different patterns in social media and emails.
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Welcome to the 24th edition of email marketing tips on July 24th, 2010.
This edition is a little bit late; and it’s short. Enjoy.
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When you ask someone with a successful social media presence how to build your own audience, the answer most often is, “Write a blog post, Tweet it to your following, and share it on Facebook and LinkedIn.” But what if you do not have many followers on Twitter or Facebook Fans?
A few weeks ago, my company decided to start a process to answer the question: “How can a business that does not have many hits on their website, has no followers on Twitter, and no Fans on Facebook, generate sales leads using inbound marketing in only 30 days?”
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Welcome to the 23rd edition of email marketing tips on June 6th, 2010.
The carnival is back after having had some wild turbulence including this blog getting hacked three times during the last six weeks. I am traveling and the last thing I needed was someone taking out my blog. The guys from Blogcarnival.com lost patience with me and simply deleted the 21st edition which I had almost prepared for being posted. Shame on them.
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Isn’t it fascinating how social networking platforms are taking over the Internet in a storm?
Ease of use and multimedia capabilities seem to be the main driver behind this development. It makes it fun for non techie people to use the Internet, to play around, and to communicate.
However, it takes effort to change the way your business communicates.
It has become hard to listen to and concentrate on a specific message which is buried in ever intensifying noise.
You as a marketer cannot blame people for being ignorant.
You only can blame yourself for being ignorant.
When was the last time you listened to the response you stimulated? Did you adjust your message, your timing, the channel, …?
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I just have found this video, which demonstrates …
Well, just watch it. It's only 2 minutes or even shorter. (I didn't look at the timer.)
And then, please, leave a comment and let us know what you think.
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