Authors: G. Gilbert Carlson.
Spiral-bound, pages
Publisher: Wicked Wolf Press
Publication Date: 2008
Edition: 1st

Reviews :

    Write million dollar headlines, create powerful copy for websites, e-mail marketing, catalogs, direct mail and ads! - - - - WORKING WITH THE MAIL ORDER MILLIONAIRE, I LEARNED SECRETS HE USED TO CREATE MILLION DOLLAR MAIL ORDER PROJECTS. - - - - Skills that helped me create extremely profitable marketing. ALL THOSE COPYWRITING SECRETS AND MANY MORE ARE NOW IN MY BOOK: MAIL ORDER MILLIONAIRE COPYWRITING SECRETS. - - - - No need to buy several copywriting books, everything that works is right here in this amazing book. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE AN EXPERIENCED COPYWRITER TO PRODUCE MILLION DOLLAR COPY, ALL YOU NEED IS MY BOOK! - - - - If I attempted to list everything here that I squeezed in the book, I would run out of room and I would make your brain numb. I GUARANTEE YOU WILL BE OVERWHELMED, YOU WILL CALL IT YOUR COPYWRITERS TOOLKIT. - - - - Grab this and start writing powerful copy. Increase response from your marketing without paying big bucks to a copywriter. ALREADY A COPYWRITER? USE THIS AND BECOME A COPYWRITING GENIUS AND REALLY COLLECT SOME BIG FEES! - - - - Do not let my low price fool you, it should be selling for a high price! - - - - NOT A MASS PRODUCED BOOK THAT YOUR COMPETITORS MIGHT HAVE, THIS SPECIAL LIMITED REPORT IS PRINTED ON 8 ½ X 11 PAGES AND SPIRAL BOUND SO YOU WILL BE ABLE TO OPEN IT UP FLAT AND EASILY GET AT ALL THE POWERFUL COPYWRITING SECRETS INSIDE. - - - - Besides learning all these copywriting secrets in this book, check out my other book: Mail Order Millionaire Copywriting Words, to get powerful marketing words, how to use them and templates for instantly creating powerful copy and headlines!...

Authors: Craig Huggart.
Kindle Edition, pages
Publisher: Lulu.com
Publication Date: 2007-11-21


Reviews :

    Are you in Email Hell? Know someone who is? Or do you get a ton of email and just want to know how to manage it better? Then this book is for you. In 10 short entertaining stories about Ed and his encounters with the Email Angel, you will learn the secrets that lead to Email Heaven. The average person reading this gets over 20,000 emails per year. It?s worth investing the time to read this book and apply the principles in it. So what are you waiting for . . . let?s get started!...

Authors: Axzo Press.
Paperback, 254 pages
Publisher: Instructor Led Training
Publication Date: 2006-02-22


Reviews :

    This ILT series course, rated 4.9/5.0 in overall quality by ProCert Labs, teaches the basic functions and features of Outlook 2003. Students will learn how to configure an e-mail account, read, create, and send messages, and work with file attachments. They'll also learn how to organize messages, set delivery options, print messages, set up a mail merge, work with contacts and tasks, use the Calendar, and manage their Outlook folders. This course is approved courseware for Microsoft Office Specialist certification. Comes with CertBlaster exam prep software....

Authors: Shawn Porter. Evan Benjamin.
Paperback, 744 pages
Publisher: Course Technology
Publication Date: 2002-02-21
Edition: 1

Reviews :

    This hands-on guidebook is designed to prepare you for the MCSE certification exam and for the challenges you will face as a Microsoft networking professional. Projects and exercises reinforce skills as they are learned. The included CoursePrep Test Preparation software will help get you ready for the exam day....

Authors:
Hardcover, pages
Publisher:
Publication Date: 2008-06
Edition: DVD

Authors: Mark Warschauer.
Paperback, 128 pages
Publisher: John Benjamins Publishing Co
Publication Date: 1995-06

Authors: Debbie Mayo-Smith.
Paperback, 200 pages
Publisher: Penguin Global
Publication Date: 2005-12-28

Authors: Shawn Rogers. Richard McTague.
Paperback, 368 pages
Publisher: Novell Press
Publication Date: 2003-09-19


Reviews :

   

GroupWise allows corporate users to manage documents, share calendars, and control project workflow across network operating systems, including Novell NetWare, Windows NT, and Windows 2000.

Novell's GroupWise 6.5 User's Handbook helps users use the features of GroupWise 6.5 to manage e-mail, schedules, and workload. It introduces and provides step-by-step instructions to the new features in this version.

Changes in version 6.5 include improvements to the user interface and to integration tools for third-party developers. The software allows employees to access business information via a Web browser on a desktop or a laptop PC, and from wireless handhelds like Research In Motion's BlackBerry devices.

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Authors: Woody Leonhard. T.J. Lee. Lee Hudspeth.
Paperback, 385 pages
Publisher: O'Reilly
Publication Date: 1998-06-01
Edition: 1

Reviews :

    First, the good news: Microsoft Outlook's integration of email, scheduling, and contact information make it a powerful tool that you can use in organizing your work and your life. And as part of the Microsoft Office suite, it integrates with the other Office applications, like Word and Excel. With Outlook as your personal information manager or PIM, your productivity can skyrocket.

Now the bad news: released for the first time with Office 97 and since reissued in a number of new versions, most notably Outlook 98, Outlook frequently seems more like it's beta than production software. Whether you're most bothered by Outlook's refusal to deliver your email, its tendency to eat up your free hard disk space, or any of the other numerous glitches that occur from time to time (and sometimes all the time), you're almost sure to feel at some time or another that Outlook is just plain annoying. Someone ought to do something about it.

That's just what authors Woody Leonhard, Lee Hudspeth, and T.J. Lee have done. In Outlook Annoyances, they look at these and other annoyances and show how you can conquer them so that you can actually use Outlook to organize and manage your personal information. For instance, the book will help you:

• Customize the Outlook 98 toolbar so it reflects the way you work rather than the needs of Microsoft's marketing machine
• Walk through Outlook's often deeply buried user interface settings so that you can decide what you want to change and why
• Get data into Outlook from your old email client or PIM, move information from one Outlook module to another, and export data from Outlook to other applications, like Microsoft Word
• Create custom forms that use VBScript and access the Outlook object model to eliminate many of the annoyances of Outlook's standard forms
• Understand the difficulties involved in combining widely disparate data in a single container. Often, knowing where an annoyance comes from -- even if you can't do anything about it -- makes it far less annoying.

Outlook Annoyances is the definitive guide for those who want to customize Microsoft Outlook. It empowers users who want to take full advantage of Outlook to transform it into the useful tool that it was intended to be....

    This book assumes that Microsoft Outlook, a powerful communications and information-management tool, is imperfect because it's meant for mass consumption. The authors show the tricks they've discovered to personalize and otherwise improve the program using Visual Basic for Applications, VBScript, and Outlook's built-in customization features. There's no CD-ROM, but you can download some of this book's customizations from the O'Reilly site. Many of the recommended customizations depend upon personal preference, so you'll probably rely upon the text's step-by-step instructions as much as prewritten software.

Aside from the bug workarounds and customization, you'll find good documentation of all of Outlook's features--much better than Microsoft's documentation. Among this book's handiest features is its strong coverage of e-mail conversion--how to transfer your e-mail archive into Outlook from some other program. Information on getting messages out of Outlook and into some other format is less evident, unfortunately. Overall, this is a fine book that will make any Outlook user's life easier. --David Wall...

Authors: Jim Sterne. Anthony Priore.
Paperback, 320 pages
Publisher: Wiley
Publication Date: 2000-02-22
Edition: 1

Reviews :

    The most powerful tool for marketing, branding, direct response, and building customer relationships is email. It's cheap, easy-to-use, and almost everybody on the Internet has an email address. The only problem is that not everyone knows how to use it correctly. Sending out a bad email not only discourages potential customers but can also damage your brand and your reputation. Written by the leading experts on Internet direct marketing and permission email marketing, this book arms you with the latest email strategies and techniques to help you dramatically improve response rates and forge lasting customer relationships. The authors provide a comprehensive introduction to what email marketing is and how it can be used to reach a larger group of people at a lower cost. You'll discover the ins and outs of creating an effective email marketing strategy and how it can play a significant role with your customers. And you'll find a collection of valuable templates that will help you get started immediately!

This book takes you step-by-step through the process of creating a successful permission email marketing campaign. Inside, you'll learn how to:
* Develop a campaign strategy
* Write an email masterpiece
* Reach your target audience
* Enhance a campaign for a better response rate
* Measure the success of email marketing strategies
* Advertise on other people's electronic newsletters
* Host your own discussion group...

    In these days of fancy, sometimes overdesigned Web sites and banner ads, we often forget e-mail's huge potential for marketing. This book aims to remind us and explains how this cheap, easy-to-use tool can be one of your online business's best assets. The authors are keen to point out they're advocating not spam but rather targeted, well-constructed marketing messages. To make effective use of e-mail as a marketing tool, you need a strategy rather than a splatter gun, and the book talks you through the process of crafting one.

You also need to know how to write a good e-mail, and one of the book's key sections takes you through the do's and don'ts, from the wording of the header to signing off. Examples from the real world are included so you can see how the big guns do it. Standard e-mails are not your only option, and the book devotes space to alternatives such as e-newsletters and e-promotions. The first can help people develop an affinity with your Web site, and the second offers something free in return for a site visit--a gift certificate, for example.

The book explores other aspects, too, such as getting mailing lists together and doing market research. Authors Sterne and Priore cover their ground well, write in an easy style, and encourage readers to think for themselves. --Sandra Vogel, Amazon.co.uk ...