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mysteryentry
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Guest Posting. Let's help each other 28th June 2014 12:11 PM

I am interested in blog posts for www.youngwebbuilder.com, and www.giftshuffle.co.uk/blog if anyone is interested.  Both PR3, I have not had as much time for YWB recently but it is distributed to www.alltop.com and some other high authority citation sites.

I can write in return about almost anything to do with internet marketing and have a wide range of knowledge in young people/start-ups.  Besides that I have a strong ability in research where I am not too sure on a subject, but I have a wide range of interests anyway.

Feel free to send over an email if you're interested: oliver@giftshuffle.co.uk

 

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I think it's getting better in many ways, because it's more important to people now, the whole company image and how it operates is more important now, and this is conveyed in the customer service.  

Especially online, it's very easy to offer good customer service to a lot of people quickly and develop good strong relationships with customers and potential customers.

More often than I care to admit - writing the email subject can take longer than the email itself. 
 

So true and to an extent it is almost more important, without a good subject line no one's going to answer, in some cases you can get away with your branding alone but this is extremely rare, so unfortunately you're competing with every other marketer trying to get their attention in their email.

Social profiles thread? 6th May 2014 7:58 PM

Thought it might be nice to have a social profile thread so that we can connect with each other on social accounts.  Would an admin be able to set this up?

This is a tough question because there are just so many, I would definitely recommend the Princes Trust.

Offline marketing still has a place, people like things that are tangible, things that seem more "real", any way that you can give people something "tangible" that promotes your business is a good thing, although you can most certainly survive just on online advertising,I think really offline advertising is more of a "nice to have" if it is not essential for your business.