26. | Lifetime Email Addresses part 2 by Stephen Cope As discussed in a previous article the best way of having a lifetime email address is to register your own domain name. Here we are going to look in more detail at domain names and how to choose one. Domain Names A domain name is in effect an address. It can be the address of a web ... | |||
27. | Lifetime Email Addresses part 3 by Stephen Cope Checking Domain Name availability Having decided on a domain name we now need to check its availability before we can register it. All registrars that can register a .name domain name also have a facility for checking its availablity. So to check the availablity of your domain name go to either any of the .name registrars ... | |||
28. | Email and Newsgroup Etiquette by S. Housley Email Etiquette In order to effeciently communicate on the Internet it is critical to understand the unwritten rules of email communication. Please use these tips as a guideline to online email communication. 1.) Unless you are using encryption, Internet E-mail is not secure. 2.) Do not use all capitals in email exchanges, it is considered SHOUTING and ... | |||
29. | Lifetime Email Addresses by Stephen Cope Email addresses All email addresses have the form name@domain-name. The domain-name is a name that is registered on the Internet, by yourself or by another company. Today it is common for all companies to register their own domain name and so all email addressed to that company would be addressed to someone@company-domain-name. For individuals it ... | |||
30. | Building an Email Marketing List by Megan Corwin There's a marketing estimate that it takes something like seven contacts with a potential client before they purchase. Email is a wonderful way to handle these contacts for a variety of reasons: 1) you can send one message to a large number of people 2) compared to traditional hard copy marketing it can be a ... | |||
31. | Break The Habit - Just Say 'No' To eMail by Lois M. Jeary In the beginning, email was an effective tool for getting our ezines out and our marketing messages to our readers. The truth is, email is no longer a viable alternative. In all likelihood it may not recover unless some serious changes are made to the technical protocol of how email can be created. In the meantime, ... | |||
32. | Email Etiquette III by Kathie M. Thomas This month I'll share on Topic Changes and Read Receipts. Both can give you some trouble if you're not careful. Topic changes This applies particularly to discussion groups, but could also take place in normal everyday exchange of emails between two or more people. It is common that subject matter in emails change quickly - one person ... | |||
33. | Email Etiquette IV by Kathie M. Thomas Further to my previous issues this subject continues - part IV. This month I'll share on Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) field and the use of backgrounds for your emails. The use of Bad language in emails will also be mentioned. Many people do not understand the function of the BCC field in their email programs. When ... | |||
34. | Email Etiquette II by Kathie M. Thomas This month I'll share on Email Etiquette in discussion groups. For those who are not yet aware, on the Internet there are hundreds of thousands of discussion groups available in any topic imaginable. The most popular group systems used are YahooGroups.com, Topica.com and SmartGroups.com but there are others. Some web owners set up their own ... | |||
35. | Email Etiquette I by Kathie M. Thomas It is important to consider that when emailing people you are on show, whether you like it or not, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is one of my ‘pet’ subjects on which I speak when giving a public presentation about the Internet. I am constantly amazed at the number of people ... | |||
36. | Benefits of responsible email marketing by Thomas wall Spam seems to be increasing by the minute and this has become a major subject of concern for email marketers. Responsible email marketing is the only way by which organizations can make sure they are safe. This is the reason why responsible email marketing is considered the future of email marketing. Discussed in this article ... | |||
37. | Guarding Against Email Scams by Susan Dunn, MA, Marketing Coach & Consultant The email scams aren't going to go away. Our only recourse is to stay ahead of the game by learning its rules. The way to do this is using the Emotional Intelligence competency of intuition. Intuition is not some "mystical" thing; it's the result of experience and processing, and then getting mindful about what you've learned that you aren't initially aware ... | |||
38. | Does Email Work? by Kevin Bidwell Have you noticed how much email marketers are sounding like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz lately: "Filters and spammers and laws, Oh My!" Pretty much everywhere I go I hear people reading the obituary of email marketing. Everywhere, that is, except the companies that actually measure the effectiveness of real-life email campaigns. Here are the real-world results Double Click found for ... | |||
39. | Email Management by Sharon Housley If you utilize a computer at home or work it is likely that you use email. Email is an electronic message that is sent from one computer to another following a specific protocol (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol or SMTP). As email's popularity has grown so too have the inherent problems with email. In order to send email you must have the ... | |||
40. | Dr Pepper Your eMail by BIG Mike McDaniel More about eMail from BIG Mike McDaniel If the post office delivers mail to to a box on your porch or on a stick out front, you probably check the mail every day. If you have a box at the post office, it is a given te=hat you get in the car and visit the post offeice every day. With eMail, ... | |||
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