Back to The Basics – How is your email perceived?
To continue with the theme of email Bests Practices topics, I think it’s fair to state that both the ISPs and their email recipient clients…
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MAAWG 14 in Ft Lauterdale
Well last week things were kind of quite here, mainly because I was away in Sunny Florida attending the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) Conferance.…
Read articleBeing Vigilant with BCP
In an article by Directmag.com, by the last count in February of 2008, the world population was at 6.684 billion people. It was estimated that…
Read articleResources for Building Permission-Based Marketing
The introduction of the Do Not Call List provides a great opportunity to re-examine your marketing mix – and ensure that customer permission is built…
Read articleGMail Disables HTML Images – There is help
I was reading this very insightful article by Linda Bustos of Get Elastic, the Ecommerce Blog. As a sender, I had to agree with her,…
Read articleThe Purposeful Email Account
As a consumer, it is a good idea to have three different email accounts setup. Personal/Business Email Account – The first purposeful email address should…
Read articleATTN Retailers: Please Geotarget
Now I enjoy watching Hockey, maybe not as much as other Canadians, but still if I can get to a game at least one a…
Read articleOne Degree: How to Leverage the Do Not Call List to Enhance Your Marketing
My latest article on OneDegree.ca deals with the upcoming ”Do not Call’ legislation in Canada and how you should prepare your communications programs to deal…
Read articleVisual Reputation choices
Thanks to David Armano for publishing a number of highly relevant and intresting Images on his blog receintly, this one particularily hits home as the…
Read articleSpam risks at MobileMe
TechCrunch posted an article recently about a security flaw in the MobileMe webhosting platform that puts every user at risk of having their email addresses…
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