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1st November 2001

Create Loyal Customers

“Reward your frequent buyers with a loyalty program that will keep them coming back for more.”

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1st November 2001

12 Most Common Mistakes of Email Marketing

“Several years ago, my clever friend Roy Williams created a list of the 12 common mistakes advertisers make. With his permission, I’ve taken his sound ideas and recast them to apply to your email campaigns. Email marketing is, after all, a form of advertising. But it goes beyond conventional advertising, because it is also your princial pathway to building a long-lasting relationship with your customers. You really don’t want to mess that up, do you?”

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1st November 2001

Lessons of a Serial Entrepreneur

“He invented the electronic spreadsheet — but saw little profit from the invention. He also created four start-ups. So Dan Bricklin can talk with some insight into what can make or break an entrepreneur.”

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1st November 2001

12 Most Common Mistakes of Email Marketing

“Several years ago, my clever friend Roy Williams created a list of the 12 common mistakes advertisers make. With his permission, I’ve taken his sound ideas and recast them to apply to your email campaigns. Email marketing is, after all, a form of advertising. But it goes beyond conventional advertising, because it is also your princial pathway to building a long-lasting relationship with your customers. You really don’t want to mess that up, do you?”

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1st November 2001

How’s Your Sales Pitch?

“FSB’s Direct Marketing Diva shows you how to craft sales letters that get results… It’s involving, compelling and designed along one of the direct mail copywriter’s best guidelines: AIDA, and I don’t mean the opera! A-I-D-A stands for Attention, Interest, Development and Action. It’s a useful guideline for the elements that should go into your letter, as well as the order in which they should appear.”

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1st November 2001

How’s Your Sales Pitch?

“FSB’s Direct Marketing Diva shows you how to craft sales letters that get results… It’s involving, compelling and designed along one of the direct mail copywriter’s best guidelines: AIDA, and I don’t mean the opera! A-I-D-A stands for Attention, Interest, Development and Action. It’s a useful guideline for the elements that should go into your letter, as well as the order in which they should appear.”

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