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Best practices for Email Marketing
Best practices for e-mail marketing Business use of email has increased dramatically the past 2 years, with many workers checking their email constantly throughout the day. A study from the Gartner Group showed that 42% of users check their...
Do We Take The Internet For Granted?
One small change made a huge impact in a day in the life of Zardinia Zaffas.
I can see you right now. You’re sitting at your desk staring into the computer screen, the Internet is connected and the information is flowing like a river. If you...
Email Appending Erodes Privacy!
"Psssst! Hey buddy, check dis out over heeya. If ya give me yer database of customas' offline info, I'll give you email addresses to match! Waddaya say pal? $2 per name, awright?" That's how it might go down in a dark alley in privacy advocates'...
How To Write Irrestible Email Copy
If you've been online for very long, and have clicked on any of the major marketing sites, you've probably seen headlines that promise, "Write Hypnotic Copy That Guarantees Sales!" or "The REAL Secrets of Writing That Will Make Customers Get...
Using Help Desk Software to Improve and Boost Efficiency
The computer age has broken many barriers and has a finger in
almost every aspect in our daily lives. It has made life easier
for so many businesses and has eliminated the need for countless
hours of manual labor. In the world of customer...
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Security Information Management, Worms and Viruses
http://www.openservice.com/resources/insights/worms-viruses.jsp
As recent virus and email-based worm attacks have shown, there is still great difficulty in preventing viruses from proliferating, despite significant investment in technology solutions, such as desktop and server-based anti-virus systems, and end-user education. Read how SIM / SEM can help
provide advance warning of a new wave of infection.
http://www.openservice.com/resources/insights/worms-viruses.jsp
About the Author
Phil Hollows is responsible for marketing at OpenService. Prior to OpenService, Hollows was vice president of technology at RadView Software, a Web load testing tool vendor.
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