Comments on: Proactive eMail Marketing http://www.dvwr.org/2007/09/20/proactive-email-marketing/ A web site devoted to providing local business owners with insights into growing their organizations in the online environment. Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:23:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Zach Bullock http://www.dvwr.org/2007/09/20/proactive-email-marketing/#comment-8 Zach Bullock Mon, 01 Oct 2007 20:45:10 +0000 http://www.dvwr.org/2007/09/20/proactive-email-marketing/#comment-8 That last statement is very true Jason... "Think of it as a promotional journal, reflecting on the past and future success of your company."<br /><br /> Now tie that eJournal into a custom Blog site and reap the rewards the internet has to offer. Namely archiving, feedback systems, eCommunity services & real-time tracking.<br /><br /> Its so sweet and the implementation is not as expensive as most people believe it to be :) That last statement is very true Jason… “Think of it as a promotional journal, reflecting on the past and future success of your company.”

Now tie that eJournal into a custom Blog site and reap the rewards the internet has to offer. Namely archiving, feedback systems, eCommunity services & real-time tracking.

Its so sweet and the implementation is not as expensive as most people believe it to be :)

]]> By: Jason Wood http://www.dvwr.org/2007/09/20/proactive-email-marketing/#comment-7 Jason Wood Mon, 01 Oct 2007 18:03:51 +0000 http://www.dvwr.org/2007/09/20/proactive-email-marketing/#comment-7 Keeping your customers and prospects informed is an important part of business development. I find it difficult to find the time to stay in touch with all of my customers, prospects, and partners individually. A regular newsletter allows me the opportunity to stay in touch with all of these individuals. It also allows me the secondary benefit of staying in touch with my own business's progress and products. Often I get caught up in sales, customer service and delivery, so writing a newsletter gives me the opportunity to reflect on my company and industry. Think of it as a promotional journal, reflecting on the past and future success of your company. Keeping your customers and prospects informed is an important part of business development. I find it difficult to find the time to stay in touch with all of my customers, prospects, and partners individually. A regular newsletter allows me the opportunity to stay in touch with all of these individuals. It also allows me the secondary benefit of staying in touch with my own business’s progress and products. Often I get caught up in sales, customer service and delivery, so writing a newsletter gives me the opportunity to reflect on my company and industry. Think of it as a promotional journal, reflecting on the past and future success of your company.

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