Comments on: For Small Business Email and Blogging Go Hand in Hand http://www.roundpeg.biz/2008/12/for-small-business-email-and-blogging-go-hand-in-hand/ Helping Small Business Become Big Business Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: sinderf http://www.roundpeg.biz/2008/12/for-small-business-email-and-blogging-go-hand-in-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-5434 sinderf Fri, 22 Oct 2010 16:29:01 +0000 http://www.roundpeg.biz/?p=468#comment-5434 http://health-online.tressugar.com/Online-Aciphex-11512749 http://health-online.tressugar.com/Online-Aciphex-11512749

]]> By: Jason Gallic http://www.roundpeg.biz/2008/12/for-small-business-email-and-blogging-go-hand-in-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-1134 Jason Gallic Tue, 02 Dec 2008 17:14:43 +0000 http://www.roundpeg.biz/?p=468#comment-1134 A solid strategy suggestion, Lorraine. In our own organization we've noticed a considerable boost in traffic and loyalty since committing to both steady blogging and regular email contact. Attempting to rely exclusively on one or the other could cause a problem as well-developed relationships are both personal and educational. What we found, too, however, was that the vital third piece of the puzzle laid out here is to be certain that customer email is being answered. This sounds like a no-brainer, but a recent study of 50 online retailers found that 34 percent did NOT respond to inquiries. That's where a service like Email Center Pro can help. <a href="http://www.emailcenterpro.com" rel="nofollow">Email Center Pro</a> facilitates efficiency, accuracy and effectiveness when managing business and customer addresses like info@, sales@ and customer_service@. There is no better way to ensure that email becomes a transparent piece of the overall work flow and that no message is either missed or duplicated. Add to that collaboration and analytics and you can see how the service acts as a complete solution for the email communication channel. A solid strategy suggestion, Lorraine. In our own organization we’ve noticed a considerable boost in traffic and loyalty since committing to both steady blogging and regular email contact. Attempting to rely exclusively on one or the other could cause a problem as well-developed relationships are both personal and educational.

What we found, too, however, was that the vital third piece of the puzzle laid out here is to be certain that customer email is being answered. This sounds like a no-brainer, but a recent study of 50 online retailers found that 34 percent did NOT respond to inquiries.

That’s where a service like Email Center Pro can help.

Email Center Pro facilitates efficiency, accuracy and effectiveness when managing business and customer addresses like info@, sales@ and customer_service@. There is no better way to ensure that email becomes a transparent piece of the overall work flow and that no message is either missed or duplicated. Add to that collaboration and analytics and you can see how the service acts as a complete solution for the email communication channel.

]]> By: Email Marketing Strategy » Blog Archive » Business Notes from Roundpeg | » For Small Business Email and ... http://www.roundpeg.biz/2008/12/for-small-business-email-and-blogging-go-hand-in-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-1132 Email Marketing Strategy » Blog Archive » Business Notes from Roundpeg | » For Small Business Email and ... Tue, 02 Dec 2008 15:13:13 +0000 http://www.roundpeg.biz/?p=468#comment-1132 [...] Another fellow blogger added an interesting post on Business Notes from Roundpeg | » For Small Business Email and …Here’s a small excerptAt Roundpeg, we began as an email marketing company and have migrated to social media. Because of our starting point, I found it interesting to read a post by Chris Garret who wrote a post for bloggers considering making the opposite … [...] [...] Another fellow blogger added an interesting post on Business Notes from Roundpeg | » For Small Business Email and …Here’s a small excerptAt Roundpeg, we began as an email marketing company and have migrated to social media. Because of our starting point, I found it interesting to read a post by Chris Garret who wrote a post for bloggers considering making the opposite … [...]

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