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Virtual Insanity – Tips for the credit crunch #7
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Posted in Virtual Insanity – Tips for the credit crunch #6
Schedule expiry dates in your electronic calendar or diary.
Never get another fine for late payment if you schedule your policies and document expiry dates in your calendar. You won’t drive illegally by forgetting your MOT, be unable to travel as your passport expired or get the £1000 fine because your drivers license photocard expired.
You can even schedule an email reminder, for the week before.
All safe, all legal = no fines.
Romany
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Virtual Insanity – Tips for the credit crunch #5
Email marketing - A Weber free email marketing test drive
Some services charge per email sent and get expensive fast. That can cause you to send less often than you should.
We’d rather you focus on emailing subscribers at the frequency that they want. So send as many messages as you like, as often as you like. There’s no extra charge.
Need to set up different lists for your prospects and customers, or for different websites? No problem – you can manage all of them from one account, without paying a penny more! Source : AWeber
Let me know what you think of it.
Romany Thresher
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