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Comment on IAWBO Event: How To Design & Market Your Business From The Inside-Out So It Fits You to a “T” by Nadine Wagner

Nadine Wagner — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 17:17:01 +0000

looking forward to this Debbie!

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Mon, 19 Jul 2010 19:54:47 +0000

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Thu, 17 Jun 2010 13:10:39 +0000

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Comment on Release the Brakes by PatriciAnne

PatriciAnne — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 18:07:59 +0000

WOW. Im so excited with your new IAWBO membership and training… I can not wait to tell every woman i know.. and every man i know to tell every woman.

thanks
PatriciAnne

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Sat, 22 May 2010 19:31:19 +0000

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Comment on Why a Weekly E-Mail Newsletter Is an Easy to Leverage Marketing Tool by Gina Bell, Founder

Gina Bell, Founder — Tue, 18 May 2010 13:35:00 +0000

Hi Kimberly, thanks for popping in Your comments reminded me WHY the html-style didn’t work for me he he. I felt SO restricted by the structure and allocating/creating the content always felt like a job to me even when my VA managed the “template” part of the process. Sometimes it’s a personality thing or how we individually approach it. You are an implementer Kim and I do agree that the html ezine is huge brand supporter Thanks for the reminder that an html approach doesn’t have to be formal. For me, whatever the approach or style – consistency is the key and, having a strategy – whatever that may be – is better than none at all. xo

Comment on Why a Weekly E-Mail Newsletter Is an Easy to Leverage Marketing Tool by Kimberly

Kimberly — Tue, 18 May 2010 13:22:42 +0000

I have a weekly ezine and I love it! I speak to my list as if I were writing to my best friend, no need to be formal, and I do HTML to keep in line with my branding,(and it’s really pretty and more valuable in my opinion –just my opinion). It’s the perfect way to connect with my list, add value and let people know what’s coming up.

I’ve gotten countless emails from readers appreciating my weekly efforts and it’s a great way to NOT overload my list with daily emails…I just let them know everything in the eZine with a couple of follow up reminders for larger promotions or specials.

I think they’re great, especially if you’re just starting out and need a reason to connect with your list, grow trust and rapport and gain visibility.

Comment on Why a Weekly E-Mail Newsletter Is an Easy to Leverage Marketing Tool by Gina Bell, Founder

Gina Bell, Founder — Tue, 18 May 2010 13:14:02 +0000

Hi Tracy, thanks so much for sharing your experience. This is inspiration for me to share a part II on this email newsletter topic because I also approach my email newsletters much the same as you – especially for my Gina Bell Inc site. I personally don’t resonate with the traditional html template approach. I still consider it an email newsletter process – delivered with a non-traditional spin I will be trying something new for IAWBO though – not an html template eZine but an ezine blog site. Will share the journey as that unfolds too. Oh, and I just wanted to add that I too experience a MUCH better response with the letter to a friend email approach. ~ Gina xo

Comment on Why a Weekly E-Mail Newsletter Is an Easy to Leverage Marketing Tool by Tracy Matthewman

Tracy Matthewman — Tue, 18 May 2010 13:01:26 +0000

I stopped doing newsletters about 2 years ago because they were a LOT of work to do and the return was very little. Now I just send emails out to my list as if I was writing to my sister. I find it much more personal. I have a much better response rate and people feel more like they know me as a person…which is much better than an anonymous company who is sending a blanket email out to everyone without any heart to it. Just works better for me…With some businesses newsletters will work better.
Tracy

Comment on Are You a Pink Spoon Collector Too? (Pssst… Less is More) by Michelle Habkirk

Michelle Habkirk — Sun, 16 May 2010 04:41:31 +0000

Great post ~ Boy, do I hear you on this! Funnily (I know, not a word hehe) enough I have been thinking about just this topic all week long as I have been wading through my inbox and download folder and contemplating exactly when I will have time to work on my business in between reading all the reports, ezines, newsletters, and ebooks, and listening to all the tele-class recordings I have been accumulating. All great information…all very much appreciated…I’m just overloaded. I’m one of those who loves gathering info and learning new things all the time, but I totally agree…less is more…and too much can definitely overwhelm and keep you from moving forward because there are just too many ideas and options to choose from.

Good point on the keeping your networking goal-oriented and focused too….thanks!