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Are You Marketing on the Biggest Social Network?

By Tim Priebe | October 1, 2012

Twitter has over 575 million accounts. Facebook reportedly has 901 million users. Yet neither of those are the biggest social network of all. So if you’re spending any time marketing your business on those platforms, you should definitely be investing time and/or money in what is the undisputed largest social network that even predates MySpace.…

How to check any email address in Gmail

By Holly Kosec | July 16, 2012

When we set up email addresses for our clients that we host, we typically recommend one primary method of checking your email, and that is through Gmail. The great thing about Gmail is that you can check it at any location, on any computer, and on any internet-capable device. When you check your mail through…

Are you wasting time marketing online without an email newsletter?

By Tim Priebe | April 10, 2012

The top 4 reasons to start an email newsletter

By Tim Priebe | April 2, 2012

I have met a handful of business owners out there for whom a website was not an absolute necessity. It happens occasionally. But every single business owner and nonprofit out there can benefit from running a consistent email newsletter. Let’s take a look at four great reasons to start a newsletter.

Email Etiquette Part 3: Dealing with those Cc’s and Bcc’s

By Guest Blogger | October 19, 2010

We send and receive emails all day, but does everyone really know about some of the extra options for sending out emails? Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple years, I would hope that it’s safe to assume that you understand what should go in the “To:” and “Subject:” fields, so…

Email Etiquette Part 2: 3 Quick Tips

By Guest Blogger | March 10, 2010

Continuing on with our Email Etiquette series, I have 3 quick tips. The sandwich method, active voice and the use of sentence case. First, the sandwich method. It goes a little something like this: When you sandwich your critique or bad news in good news, it makes people a lot more receptive to what you…

Email Etiquette Part 1: Keepin’ It Real

By Guest Blogger | December 11, 2009

In the midst of hundreds of emails each week (thousands for some), I think it’s fairly common to disregard the need for personable communication and correct email behavior. There is a laundry list of things to remember, so I thought I would break it up into a series of blog entries. Hopefully working on it…

Don’t hide your email address

By Tim Priebe | October 6, 2009

Back when I first started working on websites, I displayed my email address liberally, hiding it from no one. I wanted to make sure that anyone who wanted to contact me would have an easy way to do so. Then came spam. And more spam, and more spam. I was getting hundreds of spam emails…

New look for webmail

By Tim Priebe | May 13, 2009

Thanks to Dave, myself and our new programmer, Amber Hanks, we now have a new look for our webmail. Dave designed it all, I coded the inside pages, and Amber coded the login page. We’re also looking for suggestions on how our webmail can be improved. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding user…