Email Marketing

The place to go is rewards1. Rewards1 is a new site and now is the time to get involved, while it’s still easy to get prizes and get in on the ground floor. Rewards1 destroys other similar sites like GamingLagoon because the offers credit faster and Rewards1 will not call you (unlike GamingLagoon).

If you haven’t already signed up, you can sign up under my referral link if you’d like right here to get sign up bonus points http://www.rewards1.com/index.php?referrer_id=170217

Note: The offers on this site only work for US and Canadian residents. But anyone can do referrals and earn prizes (as long as it is shipped via email, they will not ship physical items for anyone outside the United States or Canada).

Quick List of Prizes:

-Wii Points
-Nexon Cash
-DS/PSP system
-Various accessories
-Wii/Xbox360/PS3
-Lots of different games
-Anything you want, just send them a support ticket and they’ll buy you anything (like gift cards for EB Games or even eBay auctions, literally anything)

1 point = 1 USD.

Step By Step Guide (simplified):

1. Create an alternate email account at www.gmail.com (or other sites) and write down the username and password somewhere. Some offers need an email confirmation to get credited.
2. Sign up for the site using the above link. Give them your real email (they will not spam you).
3. Complete offers.
4. Pick your free item.

Tips Tricks (highly recommend you read)

1. Use real info to make sure you get credit. You may get banned if you use fake information.

2. Download Roboform! I HIGHLY recommend this, as it will save you a ton of time when filling out forms. www.roboform.com is the link. It is free, you can just use the demo version and it’s just as good (don’t pay for the full version unless you want to). It’s a lot better than Google Autofill also.

3. When going through giant lists of Yes/No forms, just hold down Tab and press the left arrow key over and over to do it automatically. Be sure to say yes to at least one offer to make sure you’re credited (I usually just do the newsletters)

4. After every offer, clear your cookies. Lots of these companies are linked together and if you have the same cookies you may not get credited. To clear cookies, click Tools and then click Clear Private Data (it may say Delete Browsing History), and check the cookies box and click OK.

5. Frequently make new alternate email addresses and use them in offers to ensure the company doesn’t know your info.

6. Use Internet Explorer because I’ve found offers credit more often with this because the security is lower.

7. Be sure to allow cookies on all sites and set privacy to none. To do this click Tools, click Internet Options, click Privacy, and then slide the bar all the way down to Accept All Cookies. If you have cookies off, you will NOT ever get credited.

Proof it works and why:

This is just a clever marketing tactic that benefits you. You see, advertisers pay Rewards1 to put up their advertisements, and using that money they pay for your gifts while still turning a profit for themselves. It’s really logical and I don’t see why people find it so hard to believe once explained thoroughly.

Check out the Look what I got forum for picture proof!

Remember, just shoot me a PM if you have a question.

I have tried researching several free on-line business directories but I haven’t had any luck so far. I am planning on writing him a complaint letter about the atrocious customer service I have received from Comcast. After trying to deal with Comcast customer service representatives for 4 months over the telephone, I have decided to resort to my old tried and true method of going straight to the top. That method usually gets results.

Do you think I could create an HR database and be able to market it to local companies?
I’m really asking.. would local companies need (or be interested in) a database of job applicants and employees? Do companies already have one of their own?

can u give me sample of business letter with your answer.

We are going to be sending out postcards with the U.S. Postal Service to try and generate new customers.

Does anyone know which day of the week is the best day to send advertising pieces, or on which day the Postal Service delivers the fewest pieces of mail?

I usually strip my name/address from the advertising inserts and mail it back to the company…IF they’ve included a postage-paid return envelope!
Otherwise, I shred it!

I seem to babble or over explain things in email so I’m trying to practice keeping it simple and to the point. Is there a certain format I could follow. Also, what is a good way to sign out. Should I just stick with Sincerely. I’ve seen so many different closings late. I just saw one recently that ended with Thanking you, I am. I thought that was weird. Thanks for your help.

i have joined india infoline securities ltd recently. it is stock brokerage company through which you can invest your money in equity (shares). I wanna know how to get customer database and how should i pitch them so that i can convince them.

As a company we are trying to do our bid for the environment, but regularly receive unsolicited catalogues (in nasty plastic pockets) from various companies. I am aware of the mps online registration, but it only applies to residential addresses. Do we have any options???

My new business is conducting a large marketing mail out through a local printer. The printer has sent postcards to former clients of mine that I had when I worked for someone else, an industry related mailing list was used by them. What if one of my former clients decides to call me and change firms? How do I advise them? Do I take the client on? Do I politely say it would be a conflict of interest to have them switch firms? Would there be a legal problem as a result of taking them on? For years I’ve had my hair and nail techs call me and tell me they’ve switched to a new salon and there were no problems as a result. My business is a services firm. Thank you
There is not a do not compete agreement between anyone.