Archive for E-mail
@Facebook E-mail Messaging
Facebook develops the new messaging process with the @Facebook.com e-mail messaging system…
Time To Change Your E-mail
Our society is tilting towards personalization. There is a desire for less corporate and more personal touch. For small business and for ministry one of the simplest ways to make your organization more personal is through e-mail. E-mail is the standard communication tool for many of us today. So I was thinking, why do so [...]
Do’s & Don’ts of Print vs Digital
In the last week of May Christianity Today International announced that it was shutting down four more of its print publications (including Today’s Christian Woman) bringing the total to seven magazines in their stable to be cut this year. Print publishing in its many forms is bleeding. Big metropolitan newspapers, magazines of all genres, and [...]
Make SPAM Con-Form
Many churches are guilty of putting one or multiple e-mail addresses as links on their web sites. You want people to be able to contact you right? Yes but…when you put an e-mail address on your web site it opens it up to a flood of SPAM. You see, there are a lot of unscrupulous [...]
Your Brand Includes Your E-mail
I came across an interesting post today over at Holy Cow Creative. The article is called Has Your E-mail Address Met Your Brand?, I would encourage you to read it. In this post, Michael Buckingham addresses how we should be more creative in the ways we integrate our organization’s brand into our e-mail address. He [...]
Is Telemarketing Dying?
If you were to judge by the number of telemarketing calls you get in the run of the week…one might easily say…no, no it is not…telemarketing is not dying! The past three weeks for me personally have been an outright bombardment! On the other hand, how effective is it, and what effect will things like [...]
E-mail Bankruptcy
Wow, you take a vacation, commit to leaving technology tuned off, and when you walk back in your office after a 12-day break…you have over 300 e-mails to deal with (and that was after deleting the spam ones). Can you say “exhausting”? There is a term coined by Lawrence Lessig in 2004 called E-mail Bankruptcy. [...]
