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Casual Articles - Email Marketing Lesson: Privacy Policies and Email Marketing
There is no such thing as an instant or guaranteed contract in IT sales. You have to invest time and energy to seal the deal. Showing your clients the benefits your services can give them and developing a quality relationship with them will help your IT sales efforts tremendously.What Benefits
*You care about customer privacy issues (which is a hot topic in the media and in conversations about business ethics).
*You are willing to go beyond the minimum requirements of your geographic location.
*It equips your website/blog for world-wide distribution, regardless of where someone is who is partaking of your website/blog/email marketing campaigns.
If you
How would you like a few extra hours per month to spend with family, to read a good book, or indulge in a hobby? Want more time to devote to the income-generating aspects of your business and activities you enjoy? Tired of spending hours handling routine paperwork and mundane tasks you dislike or don't
First off, if you don't have a privacy policy on your website stop reading this Email Marketing article and get one. I mean it, it is important.
If you do have a privacy policy, here are some things you will want to make sure your privacy policy covers or includes:
-How you treat Email addresses that are entrusted to you (when someone subscribes to your Email newsletter list or sends you an Email message).
-How people can take back their Email addresses and get off your list (un-subscribing).
-Your mailing address and contact Email address.
Why the mailing address and contact Email address?
It is not a law or anything but it just makes sense. Your willingness to share your postal address and some way for website and email visitors to contact you says a lot about your company. It also falls in line with the Can-Spam act (US Legislation) regarding what has to be included in Email marketing messages.
Lots of companies don't think privacy policies are important. They should. In some countries posting a privacy policy that is accessible to the public is either considered good business practice or law. Canada, for example, has specific privacy legislation. Certain types of businesses have to post privacy policies that the public can access (the best place for this is a website/Blog).
And if your home country doesn't have any privacy legislation posting a privacy policy is still a good idea. It shows:
*You care about customer privacy issues (which is a hot topic in the media and in conversations about business ethics).
*You are willing to go beyond the minimum requirements of your geographic location.
*It equips your website/blog for world-wide distribution, regardless of where someone is who is partaking of your website/blog/email marketing campaigns.
If you a
Look before you leap. Common idiom, but very well said. It relates to every thing we do. Not just buying and selling but in ever walk of our lives. All trade and business activities place a word of caution to buyers, sellers, importers, exporters, wholesalers, retailer and to all those who are networke
-How you treat Email addresses that are entrusted to you (when someone subscribes to your Email newsletter list or sends you an Email message).
-How people can take back their Email addresses and get off your list (un-subscribing).
-Your mailing address and contact Email address.
Why the mailing address and contact Email address?
It is not a law or anything but it just makes sense. Your willingness to share your postal address and some way for website and email visitors to contact you says a lot about your company. It also falls in line with the Can-Spam act (US Legislation) regarding what has to be included in Email marketing messages.
Lots of companies don't think privacy policies are important. They should. In some countries posting a privacy policy that is accessible to the public is either considered good business practice or law. Canada, for example, has specific privacy legislation. Certain types of businesses have to post privacy policies that the public can access (the best place for this is a website/Blog).
And if your home country doesn't have any privacy legislation posting a privacy policy is still a good idea. It shows:
*You care about customer privacy issues (which is a hot topic in the media and in conversations about business ethics).
*You are willing to go beyond the minimum requirements of your geographic location.
*It equips your website/blog for world-wide distribution, regardless of where someone is who is partaking of your website/blog/email marketing campaigns.
If you
You delegate a lot, but are you really getting work done through people?Let’s look at delegation carefully. Theory says you should offload the routine, freeing you to focus on strategic issues. You see this as managing, not doing. But aren’t you just switching the focus of doing from implementat
Lots of companies don't think privacy policies are important. They should. In some countries posting a privacy policy that is accessible to the public is either considered good business practice or law. Canada, for example, has specific privacy legislation. Certain types of businesses have to post privacy policies that the public can access (the best place for this is a website/Blog).
And if your home country doesn't have any privacy legislation posting a privacy policy is still a good idea. It shows:
*You care about customer privacy issues (which is a hot topic in the media and in conversations about business ethics).
*You are willing to go beyond the minimum requirements of your geographic location.
*It equips your website/blog for world-wide distribution, regardless of where someone is who is partaking of your website/blog/email marketing campaigns.
If you
Today is the day your prospect makes the final decision. The research has been done, the bids have been submitted, and the comparisons have been made. This is the moment of truth.Behind a large desk, your prospect sits with the final two bids spread out before him. As he combs through the prop
And if your home country doesn't have any privacy legislation posting a privacy policy is still a good idea. It shows:
*You care about customer privacy issues (which is a hot topic in the media and in conversations about business ethics).
*You are willing to go beyond the minimum requirements of your geographic location.
*It equips your website/blog for world-wide distribution, regardless of where someone is who is partaking of your website/blog/email marketing campaigns.
If you
It is easy to work in your business and be doing the same thing day after day. If you recognise this, now is a good time to inject new ideas into your business. The process is easy and your results can be invaluable.Define your objective1. Agree a focus for your new ideas: to impro
*You care about customer privacy issues (which is a hot topic in the media and in conversations about business ethics).
*You are willing to go beyond the minimum requirements of your geographic location.
*It equips your website/blog for world-wide distribution, regardless of where someone is who is partaking of your website/blog/email marketing campaigns.
If you are still reading this article and you did not heed my earlier advice to get a privacy policy, go get one now!
If you need some help, check out some privacy policies on your favorite websites. Most privacy policies are not the kind of thing you read on a Sunday afternoon while you are lounging about in your pajamas, but reading a variety of privacy policies will give you an idea of what they are all about.
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