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Welcome to the fifteenth edition of email marketing tips on December 12, 2008.

When I showed this carnival edition to my assistant Jennifer before I published it she said, “This is really a noteworthy issue for concluding the series this year.” Right, my friends, the year 2008 is almost over and I will take a break from this carnival for one month. You should take a break too and enjoy Christmas and New Years Eve with your family. Therefore, the next edition #16 will be published next year on Wednesday, January 14^th, 2009. See you then after “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.”

Today's categories are as follows:

• Code Of Practice
• Strategy
• Email Marketing For Bloggers
• Copywriting

Let's dive right into it. Aweber has some terrific tips for you. That's why I put this category to the front this time.

Code Of Practice

Strategy

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Welcome to the fourteenth edition of email marketing tips on November 26, 2008.

This time I have received almost twice as many posts. Unfortunately even more off-topic posts. Here is what's left. The categories in this edition are:

• chris garrett's tip
• copywriting
• code of practice
• general tips

email marketing for bloggers by Chris Garrett

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Welcome to the thirteenth edition of email marketing tips on November 10, 2008.

This week's edition comes to you two days early. Better than late,… What do you think?

My favorite article this week has been written by Yaro Starak, who explains to us how he profited big time from better targeting the message to his readers. Improving the conversion rate of your email campaigns is almost like free money. It's amazing, but over time you can give yourself a great pay raise. One that your boss — if you still have a boss — could and would never give you.

Of course, I continue with Chris Garrett's tips as well and finally I contribute two posts of my own as well. The categories of today's issue are:

• featured article
• tools and services
• strategy
• email marketing for bloggers by Chris Garrett
• code of practice

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Yesterday some members of my newsletter received a message with a broken link in it. That message was not supposed to be sent out. Instead of apologizing with another email, I write this blog post and explain, how you can avoid a similar faux pas.

Don't mess with your autoresponder follow-up series

Autoresponder follow-up messages are sent in defined intervals to someone, who has just joined your email list. Such a feature as provided by a sophisticated email marketing service tool provider like AWeber is used for various purposes. Some series are scheduled with a daily email for a week others with a weekly email for a year. For example:

• A 7 day, 30 day, 4 week email course
• A series of affiliate promotions
• Pointing readers to older, but valuable blog posts or other resources
• …

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Michael Rasmussen's “Get More Buyers” Video Course:
Stuff Your List Full Of Buyers And Start Seeing Five and Six Figures

Ever wondered how online marketers can send an email and see $2,500 or $5,000 or even $25,000 or more flow right into their bank account?

It probably seems like magic… or a scam. But let me tell you, it's neither one. In fact, it's pretty easy once you have the business tool these big-profit marketers have. And Michael Rasmussen's new “Get More Buyers” video course shows you how to get it.

As my reader you know that I am not promoting many products, but you might remember the name Michael Rasmussen from this blog. I let him join the small club of marketers, whom I trust. This is just a new, amazing, hot product.
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Welcome to the twelfth edition of email marketing tips on October 29, 2008.

Once again the Web site of Blogcarnival.com has been down already for more than 24 hours.



I decided to keep up with the schedule and at least post Chris Garrett's series and the Code of Practice. All posts that have been submitted for the current edition will be considered for the next one.

Sorry for any inconvenience. I know that sucks, but makes studying this edition more easily.

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