email marketing, list management, metrics and the world
I Introduction One of the most effective ways to reach a large audience, even on a shoestring budget, is via email. There are over 1 billion Internet users in the world today. According to recent research, more than ninety percent of them use the Internet to send and receive email regularly (see Pew... Read More →
Attention GroupMail users: Another job posting (UK) that requires knowledge about GroupMail and GroupMetrics! http://bit.ly/d3QFLn
IF YOU STEP BACK FROM THE MADNESS for a moment, you’ll actually be able to see evolution progressing before your eyes. Seriously, this doesn’t happen too often. Normally, evolution occurs at a snail’s pace and we don’t often get the opportunity to actually see it in action. But take a look at what’s happening... Read More →
THE 95TH ANNUAL conference of the Association of National Advertisers took place at the Biltmore Hotel, in Phoenix, Arizona from 6 – 9 October. More than ever before, new media technologies, email and online-related topics took center stage at the conference. “The future isn’t coming; it’s here,” said Jerri DeVard,... Read More →
CONGRATULATIONS to The International Atomic Energy Agency and its top dog, Mohamed ElBaradei for scooping this year’s Nobel Prize. The award recognized the relentless efforts of Mr. ElBaradei and the agency in limiting the spread of Atomic weapons in the world. Unfortunately, it just takes one dissident to spoil the celebration of this... Read More →
IN AN INTERESTING STUDY, Interland found that 96% of small and medim-sized businesses in the US use the Internet with most having high-speed connections. Of the 780 business leaders surveyed, 60% use e-mail marketing. 54% use search engine optimization, 27% use online coupons, 20% use pay-per-click advertising, 19% use blogs, 11% use podcasing... Read More →
AOL IS ACTIVE on the Internet monopoly board again agreeing yesterday to purchase Weblogs, home of more than 85 blog-hosting websites. While no price for the sale has been confirmed, most reports suggest a cool $25 Million. I wonder if they’d be interested in The Messaging Times? Full Story: NY Times (you might need to register to... Read More →
