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And regardless of whether you're just starting out or not, if you lose a chunk of your subscribers because even just one of your emails gets flagged as spam, it's going to hurt your business.There are a wide variety of effective business tools available to the businessperson today, irrespective of the size of your business. The advent of the personal computer and other modern technologies has spawned a dazzling array of effective business tools, all offering you that “special advantage”.From the business owner’s perspective, any effective business tool should be seen to be adding to the profitability of the business. I It's vital to the ongoing success of your online business to make sure you know the difference between spam and opt-in email. Here are some tips on how to make sure you're only sending email to people who have specifically asked for it. 1. 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Adopting a new approach will ensure that Accountants keep their clients longer and are able to better understand the need It's vital to the ongoing success of your online business to make sure you know the difference between spam and opt-in email. Here are some tips on how to make sure you're only sending email to people who have specifically asked for it. 1. Only Use Permission-Based Email Marketing Simply put, opt-in email (also called 'permission-based') is email sent to people who have given you permission to contact them via email. So if someone hasn't directly requested information from you, they should not be on your opt-in list. 2. Single or Double Opt-in? Depending on the email list service you're using in your business, you may have a choice betwee What's Partnership Got To Do With Leadership? between spam and opt-in email. Here are some tips on how to make sure you're only sending email to people who have specifically asked for it.Welcome to the second in a three-part series on Leadership, which we define as "holding the Vision, causing Partnership, and holding people to Account".Last time we explored the area of Accountability. Now we are going to take a look at Partnership, which we define as: ‘holding oneself to account for the su 1. Only Use Permission-Based Email Marketing Simply put, opt-in email (also called 'permission-based') is email sent to people who have given you permission to contact them via email. So if someone hasn't directly requested information from you, they should not be on your opt-in list. 2. Single or Double Opt-in? 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Depending on the email list service you're using in your business, you may have a choice betwee The Anatomy of a Brain Cramp; The Retainer and the Lavalava - Communication mation from you, they should not be on your opt-in list.In life, you have to successfully work with people to get anywhere. You can’t avoid it.Some people are fun, good, and wholesome, and others can feel like a thorn in your shoe. Some will be there to boost you up and be a savior, and others will be there to take advantage of you, sometimes without the slightest care.There is absolutely no way to lead a successful life without effective communication with those who can help y 2. Single or Double Opt-in? Depending on the email list service you're using in your business, you may have a choice between single or double opt-in email. With single opt-in, someone gives you their email address once and they are added to your list. With double opt-in (also know as confirmation opt-in), someone gives you their email address, to which they then receive an automated response from your list service asking them to click a specific URL to confirm that they do in fact want to be added to your list. Only once they click that link are they then added to your list. So, which should you use? It depends, but for your main email list, I want to encourage you to use the double opt-in process. It means that you will lose a certain percentage of those people who signed up for your list because they then don't confirm their subscription, but it protects you from being la
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