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By: damiandavilarojas

damiandavilarojas — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 20:30:42 +0000

Hi Edward,

I will check out Nielson Online too. I am big fan of all kinds of RSS. : )

My personal Twitter is @idaconcpts and my company one’s is @ilovephotos. I always run lots of fun promos on the second one, the first is more focused on my thoughts of online marketing and creating some business opportunities.

Cheers,

Damian

By: Edward J

Edward J — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 07:13:39 +0000

Damian, that is so true about eMarketer. Their little tidbits on online marketing statistics suffice though (thankfully!). I also visit Nielson Online from time-to-time. Have you tried them yet?

And oh, I mailed you the links.
I forgot to add in my Twitter handle though. Here it is: @COSMOSCreative
Do ping me yours. – Edward

By: damiandavilarojas

damiandavilarojas — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 00:03:11 +0000

Hi Valencio,

Can you tell me more about the advantages of using that software?

Thank you,

Damian

By: damiandavilarojas

damiandavilarojas — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 00:02:39 +0000

Hi Edward,

Thank you for comment. The eMarketer daily update always offers great brain teasers. I was considering getting their full service, but they are a bit expensive for any startup. I visited your website and could not find a blog section. Do you keep one? I would love to review your articles. Fire me an email at damian@ilovephotos.com letting me know the URL.

Regarding Seht’s book, I have read Permission Marketing, Tribes and currently working on Meatball Sundae. Once that’s finished, I’m heading for Purple Cow.

Cheers and best of luck,

Damian

By: valencio82

valencio82 — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:11:46 +0000

I will recommend using EmailCharger.com for all email marketing needs. Its the best desktop email marketing software I have used so far.

By: Edward J

Edward J — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 09:32:40 +0000

Oh yes, I noticed that eMarketer survey too and was just going to blog about it and Seth Godin when I came across your post! Good going though, you’ve done a swell job on it Damian.

It is amazing- the amount of retailers and marketers who think people enjoy having their junk thrust upon them. It really is an insult to the consumer. Its always nice to take permission. – Cosmos Star Consultants

P.S: I thought Permission Marketing & Unleashing the Ideavirus were two of his best books. After reading them, I began looking at marketing through the words from these two books!