Someone with an Indian accent answers the phone, and says, “Thank you for calling SBC DSL service, my name is Joe, how can I help you?” Now I have many friends and associates in this country of Indian descent and I have NEVER met one named Joe, Tom, Bill or Ted.
Now that Bernie Ebbers has drawn a 25-year sentence, I can report that I, too, was victimized by Worldcom. It started early in 2002 when my wife and I switched our landline service to MCI/Worldcom.
Call it a one-stop-shop for content professionals. Or call it a place for people to seek new jobs or sign up for a class while perusing the latest media news. Call it anything you want—but call mediabistro.com successful.
Chris Carmen fell into the e-newsletter business. But he's not looking to get out of it any time soon. Carmen, who owns Carmen Commercial Real Estate, began collecting e-mail addresses in 1995 for his customer database.
"But what do I write about?" is a question that keeps many a newsletter editor awake at night. It's time to start getting a good night's sleep instead. How? Stop reinventing the wheel.
Tips on E-zine content strategies
E-mail newsletters have arrived. Over half of all chief marketing officers plan to publish one this year. And that’s only one of several finding that points to an impending e-zine boom, says Silverpop CEO Bill Nussey.
Here are some steps marketers can take to improve e-mail newsletter deliverability, and increase open rates and response rates.
THE NEED FOR SPEED HAS reached Hoffman Estates, IL. After relying for decades on a mainframe database with limited analytic capabilities, Sears Customer
Looking for work? Go into database marketing. That's just one of the many gleanings to be found in Direct's 2005 database survey. More than a fourth of
