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From: "Bob Bailey" <eTips@NewsRoute.info>
Subject: Tips for Newsletter Success; 3 Steps to Great Copy; Unrealistic Expectations
To: bob@ebizmax.com
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Dear Bob:
Each month, our eTips newsletter is filled with ideas about how you can
use email profitably and effectively to build your business. Our goal is
to locate interesting and relevant articles that you may not have seen in
your Internet travels. Of course, some may not apply to you but we
hope that you can find several useful articles each month. We have
also included several websites that are just plain handy.
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If you see articles or sites that you think might be of interest to other
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Enjoy!
Bob Bailey
President
301-587-3447
bob@newsroute.info

Tips for Newsletter Success:
Exclusive Interview with Michael Katz
Michael Katz of Blue Penguin Development lays out the justification for newsletter
publishing, and what you can expect, along with the best detailed advice we've
heard anywhere. Even veteran newsletter publishers will find a nugget here:
http://www.emailsherpa.com/sample.cfm?contentID=2165
Dynamic Duo: E-Newsletter
and Microsite - Kathleen Godwin
This week, I'd like to chat a bit about how to make smart e-newsletters even
smarter by combining them with a companion microsite. In this case, a microsite
is a collection of Web pages directly related to an e-newsletter or email marketing
campaign.
http://www.clickz.com/em_mkt/enl_strat/article.php/1455861
E-mail to Double by 2006
- Christopher Saunders
If businesses and consumers already feel under pressure when coping with the
current volume of e-mail, they almost certainly won't be cheered by new findings
that suggest that the volume of e-mail will double by 2006, according to researcher
IDC. In a recent study, the consultancy concluded that the number of e-mails
sent will grow from the present level of 31 billion a day to 60 billion in just
over three
years.
http://cyberatlas.internet.com/big_picture/applications/article/0,,1301_1472121,00.html
How to Make The Most Out
Of Emailed Press Releases - Eric Ward
The acceptance of Email as a legitimate distribution method for corporate commuications
has created new opportunities for transmitting press releases. But marketers
need to know the rules for making best use of this resource, or risk wasting
it altogether.
http://www.ericward.com/articles/072401.html
3 Steps to Great Copy
- Nick Usborne
Nothing irritates me more than being told that there are “3 secrets”
to great copy. Worst still are those marketing promises that say something like,
“3 Secrets that the copy gurus don’t want you to know.”
http://www.marketingprofs.com/perspect/usborne21.asp?s=h
Unrealistic Expectations:
The Email Marketer's Enemy - Al Bredenberg
Here are some common misconceptions and some ways people set themselves up for
disappointment in the realm of email.
http://www.emailresults.com/articles/expectations.html
Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS)
- US Patent & Trademark Office
TESS contains more than 3 million pending, registered and dead federal trademarks.
http://www.uspto.gov/web/menu/tm.html
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