“Did you receive these 17 brochures in your letterbox ?”

Date March 17, 2010

But then…

I turned around and saw a pile of brochures, flyers and pamphlets
all neatly folded and protruding from my letterbox.

What’s In Store For Email Marketing 2010

Date March 16, 2010

is what businesses surveyed by Get Response want to improve with their email marketing this year.

2010 Email Marketing Forecast

Date March 11, 2010

The major winner from all of these is Email Marketing.

“Yesterday’s Post Raised A Few Questions From People”

Date March 10, 2010

But before I answer them, I am suggesting you should be contacting
your clients regularly.

And with Easter coming up, it’s a good time to start.

Is It Really Email Marketing?

Date March 3, 2010

Large corporations engage in email marketing and I say it IS NOT.
It is all poppycock !!!

“Your awesome!!! I bloody love it! Thanks heaps – LISA & FORDY”

Date February 7, 2010

Thanks to you I am now creating my POSITIONING (think I got that right) in the industry, we have been working on my marketing material and attached our flyer with your testimonial on it.

“How To Use Your Emails To Drive People To Your Website”

Date February 1, 2010

Victor, engages his list by referring them to his website to click on a few links to gain access to the monthly newsletter which contains numerous specials inside.

“10 breathtaking Valentine’s Day tips to attract Cupid’s Arrow deep into the heart’s of your customers”

Date January 28, 2010

Whether you personally view it as the most romantic day of the year, surrounded with love and affection, or… a tacky, hyped-up-retail propaganda;there’s no denying, Valentine’s Day can have a dramatic effect on many small businesses.

“When To Send Emails”

Date January 27, 2010

From my experience the best times have always been mid morning and you will discover this is not what Pure360 research suggests.

“I Was Wrong”

Date January 7, 2010

This time last year I wrote several articles about avoiding
making New Years’ Resolutions and replacing them instead
with New Years’ Decisions.