Why this is a slim issue Several reasons. The atmosphere is tense here in Washington DC where I live and work. The city is on high alert and the war with Iraq will almost surely have started by the time you read this. Less is more
Second, I preach that less is more when it comes to content for your e-newsletter. I've been breaking this best practices rule. The past few issues of WordBiz Report have been crammed way too full. This one should give you a breather. New WordBiz site & newsletter template
Third,
we re-launched
WordBiz.com this week with a new,
cleaner look and clearer navigation. We've
also unveiled a new newsletter template.
Take a look and send
me your feedback. I'm continuing to
tweak and may use your suggestion.
Launching a new site is like giving birth.
Launching a new HTML newsletter template
at the same time is a bit like having
twins. We also switched this week to a
new email service provider. I guess that
makes it triplets. Thanks for your understanding
if you encounter any glitches in the next
few days. And thanks to our extremely
patient and capable friends at KISS
Computing.
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Be sure to read the 2-line text ads in this issue (scroll down) and find out how to place one yourself. They're an easy, low-risk way to dip your toes into online marketing I hate ^'s
Finally, spam filters be damned. I can't stand producing another issue cluttered with ^'s and *'s. Here's how one (loyal) reader responded after receiving the last issue. Your anti-sp^m filter^ng is dr^ving me n^ts. But I real^ze you ha^e to do it be^ause it enabl^s y^ur read^rs to still get their em^il. On the oth^r h^nd, isn't there a b^tter w^y to circumv^nt the sp^m f^lters? - Buck Sommerkamp, Butler Manufacturing Co. Yours in the business of words online,
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