There are reputable COMPANIES that do some marketing via e-mail (Dell, WalMart, Sears, etc), but an e-mail marketing company sounds like a spam house from the get-go.
E-mail is supposed to be for communicating between people. When someone shoves their way into your conversation and demands that you listen to them, it's just intrusive. I do not do business with companies that send unsolicited marketing e-mails.
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Mass email marketing can easily be considered "spamming." A far more effective marketing tool is Search Engine Optimization ("SEO") which is easily achieved by strategic placment of properly coded metatags, i.e.,
, <description> and <keywords> on the opening webpage of a website. And once in place, anyone who queries with generic keywords on any major search engines, will be able to locate and bring into view, a particular website providing goods and services. It's that simple. Again, 85% of Net surfers rely on search engines exclusively for fulfilling their their daily shopping needs. Spending money on an outdated emailing list is just a waste of time and often unsolicited emails will end up in most people's "junk" or "bulk" mailboxes - to be deleted without ever being read!<br />
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Good luck!
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I would not recommend e-mail marketing as a general rule. The only time you should use it is if customers sign up for a newsletter or some such. Spamming people is bad.<br />
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There are so many other channels such as sponsored search which are more effective than e-mail marketing. Why not just use that?
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2007-07-06 09:53:21
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<span>answered by <u>Ken</u> <b>3</b></span>
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