by: Keith Gloster

Have you ever wondered how you could use your auto-responder along with your articles to somehow "spread the word" about your new website, product or service? If so, this brief article, will teach you exactly how to do just that. In addition, you will also discover the main benefits of writing articles and the basic steps you need to take to market your products and services effectively with articles and auto responders .

First of all, let me state that what I hate more than unwelcome 'residents' in my PC (like Spyware, Malware and Virii) is a resource hog. I've carefully balanced my available RAM with only necessary task bar items so as to keep my PC fast and humming along error-free so I'm picky when it comes to installing new software.

by: Barry G. Swenson

Whether you are an experienced ezine/newsletter editor or a newbie trying to build a mailing list, there is one thing you all must strive for. That one thing is a professional looking end product.

Dada Mail has been around for awhile on the Internet, initially existing as Mojo Mail and undergoing a name change in November 2003 due to legal reasons.

Whatever the name, its evolved to a mature and stable bulk email marketing software which we use on many of our clients' sites. 

by Hans Hasselfors

If you are not yet using a newsletter as a part of your internet marketing efforts then you are missing out on potential and existing customers becoming valuable long-term buyers.

An interested visitor who has been strolling through your site has finally come to just what she is looking for and is about to make a purchase. It's a sunny afternoon, and her cat, who happens to be sitting on the moss under the visitor's large fifty-year-old snow-rose bonsai tree, suddenly jumps down, and the priceless tree topples over.
In the blink of an eye, your visitor exits your site, and your sale is dust - unless you have had the foresight to utilize an autoresponder that has captured her email address. If you have installed an autoresponder, you can then follow-up with her, and in all probability, make the sale when the poor woman has finished repotting her precious bonsai.

By Lisa Mostyn

Let me ask you a question: you get a letter in the mail box, delivered by a postman, asking you to send it on to ten friends or else you will get bad luck.

What do you do? Do you sit down, write out ten copies, get ten envelopes, ten stamps and then send the ten copies, or do you consign it to the 'round filing cabinet?'

Dear Computer Lady,

I read your newsletter each week, like some folk do the Bible.
I'm a "Newbie" at this game of computers and do not fully
understand the e-mail system in Outlook Express. I save your
column every week for references. But I'm stymied when I
receive e-mail from someone I don't know and to be honest I'm
scared to open them because they might contain viruses.

Is there some way to highlight the "strange" e-mail without it
popping open and possibly contaminating my system. This way I
can contain it, right click on my mouse and hit delete. Thanks
for the educational newsletter you publish to us folk out here.

Bill

By Dan Lok

Email has resulted in a revolution in marketing-an explosion in messaging.

For some it is a god-send, a technology and a method that allows people to sell products and services quickly and effectively.

By Brandon Milford

The three most important elements to consider for increasing your open rates are the "From" name, Subject and time in which the email is sent. Today, our inboxes are filled with spam on a daily basis. Without clearly communicating who the message is from and what the message is about, your subscribers will simply delete your email mistaking it as spam. The final key element to consider is the timing of your messages. We have found that sending on certain days of the week and at certain times will increase the chances of your recipients opening your email.