Email Marketing Tips - Edition 25
Update on Feb. 8, 2013: Deleted all entries with outdated tips or broken links.
Welcome to the 25th edition of email marketing tips on September 30th, 2010.
Oops, I am publishing this edition a bit late. However, I do and I will try to be more on time in the future. Thanks for all of your contributions.
Here we go.
general tips
Joe Revod presents Unusual Or Weird (Email Marketing Tricks)? posted at Internet Business Make Money Online With Welly Mulia.
Ian Lurie presents An 8-step E-mail marketing refresher posted at Conversation Marketing: Internet Marketing with a Twist of Lemon.
tools and services
Beth Ziesenis presents Paperless Post: Classy emails for thank yous and invitations posted at Cheapskate Freelancer, saying, “Thumbnail Review of Paperless Post. If you want your email to be noticed with the mass amount being sent out everyday, you have to do something different. Give Paperless Post a try. Sign up for an account and you get 25 free stamps that allow you to send a cool, attention-getting email as an invitation, announcement or thank you. Your recipient receives an elegant email with an envelope they click to open.”
Andy Hayes presents Email Marketing Jargon Explained posted at Travel Online Partners (TOP), saying, “It's not as complicated as it seems.”
That concludes this edition of email marketing tips. Past posts and future hosts can be found on my email marketing tips blog carnival home page.
The next issue is already online, you can read it here: Email Marketing Tips - Edition 26.
Yours
John W. Furst
P.S.: If you like this edition, check out the previous email marketing tips - edition 24, too.
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Mary on :
Finally the carnival seems to be back. Thanks.
Steve @ 2011 Taxes on :
I agree with Cramer that getting your email in the inbox and read is a difficult task. I have had trouble getting my list built but this article by Michelle was helpful.