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November 20, 2002

Issue 3.1

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Editorial Corner

Newsletters. How popular are they? Not as popular as God and country, but close. Type “God” into Google and 7,030,000 hits are returned. “Country” is a bit more popular with 10,100,000. "Newsletters" are just a little below God with 5,040,000 hits.

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Featured Story

Building Relationships Takes Time

Overcoming the overnight "surge urge" and following our own advice

by Meryl K. Evans, Editor


 

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What Would You Do?

My Boss Is a Bottleneck!

We produce a bi-weekly newsletter. My writing team is responsible and turns in their articles the day before the deadline set by the boss. This gives us four days to fine tune them before production and distribution. It seems like the only way my boss will review the articles is for me to stand in her doorway a few hours prior to the production deadline.

There is always something that has to be changed. Sometimes we can get it done in time, but often, my team is blamed for the delay in getting the newsletter out.

This has created tension among my team. Have any of your readers faced this situation?

Jonathan Weil, Marketing Director


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Question: Why is no one clicking on my site?

"We first got into the Internet in 1995 and have had a Website presence ever since. However, we have not been able to figure out how to use the Web to generate sales leads. We sell services and don't have a product to put into 'shopping carts.' No one clicks on the email link on our 'contact us' page. Any suggestions?" - Signed Flustered


Expert Response: Kevin Sullivan, InternetVIZ


Next Issue's Expert:
Question: What role does an email newsletter play for an eBusiness' marketing and customer relationship strategy? When doing a newsletter, what should the company think about to ensure it serves its purpose?

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Find - Acquire - Retain

Nothing happens until somebody buys something from someone

Find: Good Exposure at No Charge

Perk up the journalists' ears
by Diane Hughes, ProBizTips - InternetPRGuide.com

 

Acquire: Seven Ways to Reel 'em In!

Convert visitors into customers
by Bryan Eisenberg, FutureNow - ClickZ

 

Retain: Keep Customers for Life

Once a customer is NOT always a customer
from BusinessTown.com

 

Sticky Site

Help them make the first move

Select a Winning Design Team

Building a successful outsourced design partnership
by Molly Wright Steenson, New Architect

 

Four Hard and Fast Rules for Creating Compelling Copy

Gain the greatest profitable use from little space
by Corey Rudl, MarketingTips - Entrepreneur.com

 

 

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