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How To Fight Spam

Wed, 16 May 2012 05:26:33 -0400

HOW TO FIGHT SPAM AND TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR INBOX BY BB LEEC wordsSpammers send out thousands of emails per day. They know most ofthe emails will be deleted but for every thousand they know onesucker will bite.The result, your email account will overflow with hundreds ofunwanted emails from strange marketers. Consequently, legitimatebusiness email will get lost in the junk. What is Spam? SpamJunk Mail is the mass distribution ofunsolicited email across the Internet by certain unscrupulousmarketers. Why do they choose this marketing tactic over others?Email is a cheap way to reach a large market. Problems arise when these unethical spammers bombard accountswith their unsolicited sales literature. Most of their junk isblatant sales pitches for worthless garbage. In fact, most oftheir crappy stuff can be categorized as deceptive, fraudulent,get rich quick schemes, porno garbage, chain letters or MLMscams. Hit And Run Tactics. Once a spammer gets your email...

"Get Control of your E-Mail, Before it Controls You"

Tue, 15 May 2012 05:20:34 -0400

Ask any online entrepreneur where they spend the bulk of theirtime and they'll tell you they are reading and responding toe-mail. If you run an online business you may receive hundredsof messages a day. It comes with the territory andunfortunately, there's no escaping it. Keeping up with youre-mail is very important to your success online and you shouldmake every attempt to answer any and all messages within to hours.Here are some tips for streamlining the amount of time you spendmanaging your inbox. Folders: Set up folders to better organize your e-mail andfind things more readily when you need them. For example, youmay want to set up folders named after indiv- uals you getfrequent mail from, folders for ezines you receive, softwarereceipts, and others. When you need something, you will knowexactly where to find it. Blocked Senders List: Face it, we all get Spam and the moreactive you are online, the more of it you'll receive. Take itfrom me, I know. I get h...

Technology Check List for Meeting Planners

Mon, 14 May 2012 07:07:40 -0400

Use adequate equipment - Computer projectors that require theroom lights to be down are not acceptable. So are projectorswithout remote mouse controls! Adjust the room - have theengineers remove bulbs from fixtures above the screen. Extendthe "Keystone arm" on screens to lean the top forward. Itimproves viewing significantly. Check electronics ahead of time -Connect every computer to every projector and sound systemConnect every modem to every phone line Connect the videoconference link even if it costs more Advance through everyslide program using the remote Test every microphone with everysound system. Walk around the room while talking into amicrophone to check for feedback. Use fresh batteries ineverything and have a spare in your pocket. This includesmicrophones, remote controls, laser pointers, etc. When usingthe house sound system in partitioned rooms, ensure that all thespeakers in your room are on, and that you are not alsobroadcasting into the next room. ...

Information Technology Consultants and Professionals

Sun, 13 May 2012 05:41:25 -0400

Here are tips for information technology professionals to meetwith prospects without being seen as an annoying salesperson:. Don't make cold calls. An unsolicited phone call is theeasiest tip-off to a prospect that you are a salesperson. How doyou react when strangers call you by phone? Instead, develop aninformation- and trust-based marketing plan that influencesprospects to CALL YOU. You do this by offering educational,valuable information that helps your target market address keyproblems and opportunities related to your area of expertise.You offer this information in any number of ways: seminars, yourweb site, newsletters, audio programs, videos, articles, andpublications.. Only give your business card to a prospect if asked.Otherwise, you will be perceived as somebody with something tosell. . For business prospects, do research prior to any meeting.Learn everything you can about the prospect's organization andsituation.. Consider getting videotaped to see how...