Just email marketing

Im looking to start marketing a new companies and its services via email they have around 60,000 client emails some existing customers others are not.

What sort of % rate return and response would the average campaign receive?

What is a good email marketing web based service that offers unlimited campaigns unlimited contacts and unlimited email sends… Prefer if it is under 20 a month, I found one a week ago and had lost the link for it, and can not find on google

I am an illustrator & cartoonist & I have been trying to generate hits & income from my clip art site. I’ve tried postcard mailings, craigslist postings, placing ads in publications, SEO (search engine optimization), email campaigns, business card dropoffs, etc, but with little effect. Any fresh ideas out there??

Hello All,

I was wondering if anyone has software they recommend for making flyers, Trifold’s & other marketing ad’s? I opened a small business and really need some easy to use software for making ad’s.

I have Adobe illustrator I also have a Mac and PC so either platform will not matter.

Thanks
Mike

Is there a software where I can make really amazing advertisements for coke that isn’t confusing? PhotoShop is kind of confusing so I need something that can do all the same things, but is more easy-to-use. I want to do things like glowing lines, and just really amazing pictures. If not a marketing program, just and photo editing program where I can do things like that. Thanks for your time!

I want to reach out to web designers to let them know of the web solution I offer. I choose email marketing to get to them. I dont have email subscribers. I want to know if there is an organisation that would offer to email market my solution at no cost and ready to share the profits from the sales made through the campaign. Please advise.

Rachel was quickly hired out of the university during the dot-com boom to a company of 100 employees that ran an innovative social networking website. She was immediately put in charge of email communication to customers-both existing and potential. Rachel handled all online contact with existing users and was asked to market to these existing online community members via email. But she struggled with finding a balance of the right amount of marketing. With Internet competition growing everyday within the social networking websites, these users had plenty of alternatives. Flooding their email inboxes, she thought, wasn’t the best way to attract them.
Unfortunately, Rachel’s boss had a different approach. The VP for Marketing wanted results – he wanted existing customers to upgrade their networking packages and follow through on advertisements. He told Rachel to be as aggressive as possible with her email campaigns. Rachel found subtle alternatives to the mass emails. She developed links on the company website to advertisements, but she was not getting the results her boss demanded. One day when Rachel arrived at the office, her boss said he had a brilliant idea. He said that everybody knew someone named Cindy Anderson, so they could send emails to their users from that name to trick them into opening the email, which would display a link to their website.
What is you moral evaluation? Is there any ethical dilemma that Rachel faced? If you were Rachel, what is your moral disposition? Justify your answer.

I am in need for a place for me to get a large number of email addresses to market a new product I recently released. Any suggestions/ sites?

I am the author of a business book that’s specifically targeted to women, home-based business owners. It’s already considered a business bestseller. After the holidays I’m interested in doing a promotional campaign to make my book a bestseller on Amazon.com.

To do this I have to find people with good, current email DB lists (can be a few hundred to thousands) that contains a lot of women, home-based business owners.

Of course there’s a win-win benefit for those list owners who decide to work with me.

Any ideas where I can locate people with good lists.

All the best,

Denise Michaels
Author, “Testosterone-Free Marketing”
In reply to Cassandra’s question – the name of my book is “Testosterone-Free Marketing” and you can get a personally autographed copy at http://www.tfmbook.com It’s a myth-shattering book for thousands of women who’ve read it and created more cash flow in their businesses.

All the best,

Denise Michaels
Author, “Testosterone-Free Marketing”
Hi Spamdex:

I’ve contacted list brokers in the past and amazingly they don’t have lists of “women, home-based business owners.” Surprising, but true. They have “home-based business owners” and they have “women” but not both to make it more specific.

Plus, they “seed” their lists so that if you send more than one email – it’s a problem since you’re renting the list for one time only. With an Amazon push you send a series of 7-8 emails so that doesn’t quite cut the mustard.

What I need to find are people with a site and an ezine for example that goes out to several thousand people. Or, a top level MLMer with a big email list.

I can’t actually use their list. The emails have to come from the owner of the list – but I write them. I’ve watched very closely how other authors I know closely do this and generally list brokers would be an excellent answer but not in this particular situation.

thanks much, Spamdex.

What is it for and who are the people that can greatly benefit for it?