[erikko]

Just surfing the net a while ago and I saw this webinars about how will you make a good Email Marketing campaign.
Here is where I found it.

Master Email Marketing With Free, Live Webinars

[Jerlene]

I don't like doing that. I feel like I'm spamming.

[mcaronan]

Nice one erikko.. Thanks for sharing it to us..

[fascinatingAngel]

Originally Posted by Jerlene

I don't like doing that. I feel like I'm spamming.

Yeah me too, I feel that e-mail marketing is the closest thing to spamming if not......

[Jerlene]

People might not think it is but a lot of emails are just collected from the net or bought from someone else's list.

[aimhigh]

There are people that doesn't want to receive emails. Maybe you can send only for those who want to receive emails from you. Yeah, like Jerlene said it is like spamming.

[mcaronan]

Yep.. definitely a technique of spammers. But who cares, as long as you could convert a small amount of traffic. Hehe.. This is a point of view from BH..

[Jerlene]

I wouldn't want to get traffic that way no matter how desperate I am for it.

[mcaronan]

As you can see Jerlene, SEO clients are different from one another. Sometimes they are the ones who insisted to do those things.

Originally Posted by Jerlene

I wouldn't want to get traffic that way no matter how desperate I am for it.

[fascinatingAngel]

Originally Posted by mcaronan

As you can see Jerlene, SEO clients are different from one another. Sometimes they are the ones who insisted to do those things.

I agree on this one......

even though you try your best to be a good model of SEOs.....

sometimes some client insists on making you do stuffs that can be considered spamming....

well it's their decision ... if something goes wrong it's their fault

[mcaronan]

Hehe.. Most of SEO specialist are versatile nowadays.. I think this is because of the demands and wants of our client. With these kind of clients we are now force to learn different things. It is sometimes good as this will help you grow a lot that we could balance which is effective techniques from techniques that is not.

Originally Posted by fascinatingAngel

I agree on this one......

even though you try your best to be a good model of SEOs.....

sometimes some client insists on making you do stuffs that can be considered spamming....

well it's their decision ... if something goes wrong it's their fault

[Jerlene]

Originally Posted by mcaronan

As you can see Jerlene, SEO clients are different from one another. Sometimes they are the ones who insisted to do those things.

I mean selling a list when the people on the list aren't aware of it.

[aimhigh]

Originally Posted by Jerlene

I mean selling a list when the people on the list aren't aware of it.

Well, once the person you send an email doesn't want it and they are pissed off, they'll just report you to the authority and be sorry.

[meanne2007]

nice tip..thanks

[fascinatingAngel]

well some site actually do this kind of technique...

especially the submissions site where you provide your e-mail address and then promised to never expose it for security purposes and then...

you will receive an anonymous e-mail saying you won a million dollars.. or offering you all sorts of help...

[princess23]

for me it depends..

depends on the target market of the email and its contents.

[alex27]

I'm not comfortable of doing this....I think I'm not going to do this technique.

[fascinatingAngel]

I guess almost everybody has the same opinion about this...

because in able to do this you must have a list of e-mail addresses...

and how do you exactly gain those since e-mail addresses should be kept private......

[AbrahamGayles]

E-mail marketing can provide an ideal opportunity for many small businesses to connect with customers. You reach existing and potential customers who have already expressed an interest in your business, so you know that your efforts are reaching your target market. E-mail marketing is also fast, easy, and inexpensive to execute.
Of course, to be effective, any kind of marketing must be strategic. Merely sending an e-mail newsletter full of random information is unlikely to produce results.
Every e-mail marketing campaign plan begins with a goal —that is, the type of results that you hope to see from this marketing effort. For example, your goal may be to increase the number of visits to your Web site, increase sales of an item, or convert potential customers into buyers. Although it may be tempting to combine multiple goals into a single campaign, a focused campaign makes it easier to target the most appropriate customers and achieve the results that you want.
Regardless of your specific campaign goal, you can use the E-Mail Marketing feature together with Microsoft Office Live Small Business reports to help you plan and execute an effective marketing strategy.

[Will]

My personal opinion is email marketing can be mastered using certain tools out there, try TalkFusion.

They use video email and it works incredibly well especially for the cheap price.