How many topics should be covered in each business e-mail?
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A lot depends on the length or complexity of the topic. Normally I would include all topics that relate to a single item.\n\nFor example. If I sold a house and I had several things incumbant upon the purchaser to complete prior to closing I would include them together because they are all related to the same transaction such as.\n\nLoan application\nInspection report\nTermite treatment\nClosing date\n\nEach is a topic of it's own relating to the same transaction.
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There is no maximum as long as they are your client base and they have asked to receive email from you.\n\nSend it to the wrong people and you will be relegated to the bulk folder in no time.
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Way too many!!\n\nWhen you consider work emails, home emails, and misc emails on two other sites to keep track of, it's just too much.\n\nBut hey, every now and then, you get one, maybe from a friend, maybe a joke of the day, etc., that really makes it all worth while!
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I could write 4000 words on this.\n\nFollowing are some areas, the electronic media use computers:-\n\n1. Communication and e-mail\n2. Media Editing\n4. Inventory\n5. HRD\n6. Finance
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One to two hours. E-mail, news and entertainment mostly.
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If you only have one email address then get another and send it to yourself that way.  It is a good idea to have at least two email addresses at all times.
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Too many to list...  But if you check out http://www.foolies.com/, you can find a few of the bigger e-mail ones
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I have found the list provided by most cheap (under$200) services are very poor quality. Most of the e-Mail accounts were at one time valid but have been closed for a very long time. Many of the accounts are hotmail and Yahoo which are also opened and closed faster than a windmill spins in a tycoon. Effective e-Mail marketing requires not only valid accounts but it also requires a "filtered" and "targeted" audience.\n\nFiltered: The members of the list have had the opportunity to opt out or get off of the mailing list and have instead chosen to stay listed.\n\nTargeted: The products and services you sell are the products and services people on the list are interested in reading about and buying. You don't want to try to sell dust busters to a list developed by pornography web sites. Selling a dust buster would make better sales from a list developed by Home and Garden web sites.\n\nAsk the list developer what the ratios are. Ratios of valid mail accounts to dropped. Ratio of sales to number of leads provided. Ask what the target audience of the list is. Ask how the list has been developed and how it has been tested. Ask how many copies of the list have been sold and how many more times will they be selling the same list. Ask for a 30 day money back policy or free trial period.
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A lot.  Especially if they're just text.  If each email were around 4 kilobytes (which would be like six long-ish paragraphs) then it'd take 262144 emails to make a gigabyte of emails.  Attatchments will change that, though.  It'd take 4096 256 kb images, or 256 4 mb music files to fill up a gb.
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A few ideas...\n\n-business updates, or maybe stories featuring a satisfied customer. \n-feature an employee. They may be involved in some community activities or have an interesting skill or hobby.\n-an article about money management or some financial advice\n-how to promote healthy habits in the workplace (exercise or healthy eating, perhaps).\n-just for fun, maybe a movie review or reviews of local restaurants
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★★★ SENDING MASS EMAILS ★★★\n\n◙ In any email program or web-based email you send several at one time by putting more than one email address in the TO: box separated by commas or semicolons like below.\n\naddress1@mail.com, address2@mail.com, address3@mail.com, address4@mail.com, address5@mail.com, address6@mail.com\n\n◙ Go to you address book and make a new address and add several email addresses to it like above and then give it a name. This works great for small mailing lists, newsletters, product updates etc. any small group mailing.\n\n◙ Most email programs and web-based email accounts limit how many you can send at one time.\n\n◙ If you want to send more than they allow you should get one of the following applications.\n\n◙ MAILING LIST MANAGER SOFTWARE\n☞ http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=ush-ans&p=mailing+list+manager\n\n◙ MASS MAIL MANAGER SOFTWARE\n☞ http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=ush-ans&p=mass+mail+manager
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It al depends on what e-mail system do you use
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We had trouble getting users on to our Intranet site and so we put things that were up to date a relevant on there.  These included 2 sections, one section for work, and one to entice them:\n\nWork Related:  Maps to locations, Daily Sales, Announcements, Calendars, Hot News, Presentations, Phone List, Policies, New Products, Company Information.\n\n\nEnticements:  For Sale Board, Holiday Bookings, External News, Work Dos, Share Information.\n\nWe found that if you start by keeping it easy and then build it up when it's already live this works much better.  Easy links are the key.
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Level 1:\nLocation (country/city etc)\n\nLevel 2:\nCompany Name\n\nIf your emails are gonna b from one single company, then you can consider further granularity by categorizing them by department (or  even down to person)...
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Clients for oil?\nClients for clothing?\nClients for toys?\nClients for cars?\nClients for food?\nClients for outsourcing?\nClients for travel?\n\nI hope your business outline is better planned.
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It would depend a lot on who the newsletter is for and who you want to read it.\n\nGive us a little bit more info on what this newsletter is for.\n\nThanks.
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better yet how is this a small business question... please pick the right catagory