
Goodbye to Click-to-Read Email Links
When I get an e-newsletter from someone and it immediately asks me to click on a link to read the article, I am highly annoyed. The click often goes instantaneously

When I get an e-newsletter from someone and it immediately asks me to click on a link to read the article, I am highly annoyed. The click often goes instantaneously

Today’s email is a brief tip from an e-newsletter-whiz colleague, Michael Katz, of Blue Penguin Development. When this one dropped in my inbox and I read it, I thought, “That

For the past several months, I noticed I wasn’t getting any sign ups to my newsletter. I hate to admit it, but it may have been as long as six

This will be my last time on grammar tips for your website writing. For a while. Rather than giving you specific examples of typical problems, I’ll simply show you how

So I’m continuing on my grammar streak right now in my web tips. Last week I shared a tip about thats. As mentioned in that tip, I have developed a

I received an email from a company wanting to interest me in their product. It was a thing of ugliness. The email did not have one paragraph break, line break,

Are you sending out emails to your customer base? Are you doing it regularly? At least once a month? If not, you are missing out on a very powerful way

I received an email from someone who wanted to do business with me, i.e. sell me something. She mentioned her business Facebook Page. I wanted to check it out, so

A client sent me a draft of a new information page for her website. She requested I clean it up, do my “SEO thing,” and submit it to the web