Just Released Monday, February 21st! (You can get the "just
released offer" if you act now)
Good news! Now you can finally Unlock the Success Strategy to have
100% of your subscribers reading every issue of your
newsletter... with less work on your part.
Whether you run a newsletter or if
you're thinking of starting one, this new breakthrough will
interest you. Never before
has the achievement of 100%, spam free
ezine readership been possible, or as
simple as it is now.
From The Desk of Amber Jalink
President/CEO
Dear Fellow Associate:
Did you know you can now have a more
effective marketing strategy that will "out perform" the approach
you are currently using? How can I say that?
The blunt truth is, with the amount
of email coming through your inbox, it probably seems impossible to
keep up with it all some days, am I right?
The problem is, your newsletter
readers have the exact same problem... they're hit with so much
spam, your newsletter may not even be getting to them.
Let me tell you a short but true story, and you'll
see the proof of what I'm talking about.
In early January, we decided to move
our servers for cost effectiveness. (Hey, we all like a better deal,
right?)
Well with our previous servers, of
course all was professional. We hosted with a major company, had round
the clock technical support, and some spam protection.
So here I thought, I'm getting all my
email.
Yet I ran into a few issues of
clients who never got my email, OR I didn't get their's. Now that
didn't happen often, but it did happen on occasion.
Let me tell you one of the ways I
knew this, was because one of my members of another site was due a
commission check of over $500. I emailed her to ask how she wanted it
- check or paypal or another method, and where to send it to, because
the information hadn't been completed in her members account.
What I thought was strange though,
was I never got a response. It was the oddest thing to me.
$500 is nothing to sneeze at for most - that can mean the difference
between losing a vehicle, or having enough extra to put food on the
table. (We may not want to face facts, but there are many people who
have no choice but to live so close to the line. We hope our programs
help).
So you can imagine why I was so
baffled to know that this person just wasn't responding.
More than a week later, I got an
unhappy phone call on my voice mail (on a weekend), demanding to know
why she hadn't heard from us. She was of course, worried that we were
"one of those companies who don't pay".
I called her back immediately.
I assured her all commissions go out - but the problem was, we
hadn't heard back from her to tell us which payment method she
wanted, or where she wanted it sent to.
She didn't get my emails. Put
yourself in her shoes. You didn't get the email. Hmm... "did they
really send me an email?"
I told her I sent her a second email
and hadn't had a response to that either.
Hmm... two?? Yeah right.
With the experience I have had
online, I decided to try a REAL TIME test with her. (She was on AOL).
I emailed her while we were on the phone, ensuring I had the correct
email address.
She didn't get the message.
I emailed her again while we were on
the phone.
She didn't get that one either.
I emailed her three more times.
Out of FIVE emails, she did get
one of them ... the one that said 'How about this'? The email
address was exactly the same in each email, so I know it wasn't a
mistake.
Now, I almost always check my emails
to make sure they aren't blocked by SpamAssassin, etc., but she
assured me she had no filters on her email.
Guess what?
SHE DID.
It was server side.
So this whole misunderstanding, was
because she had some sort of filter that rejected my email, even
though it WASN'T bulk but a personal email. (The worst part was, these
emails didn't bounce back to me either, so I had no idea this was
happening). She got her payment and was thrilled.
Be warned: it's not just AOLTM.
It's most servers.
Another associate of mine whom I work
with on another project, couldn't figure out why he wasn't getting my
"team" announcements (which are sent server side as most newsletters
are), yet he got emails from me directly. He thought I wasn't sending
the daily notices to the team.
Knowing the above issue, I suggested
he call his ISP... guess what? They took the "filters" off his email,
and voila - he got ALL of my emails, including the team ones!
It's not their fault really. Server hosts must
do all they can to protect their members from the endless slew of spam
that goes through.
But what does that have to do with
the server move? This:
We did the server move in early
January. Of course I do have "some" spam filters on to just keep the
viruses back as much as possible, and of course, avoid some of the
"viagra" email garbage that I never asked for.
The thing that drove me nuts of
course, was that with spam filters on, I was STILL getting most of
that garbage. Yes, much was blocked, but a lot was still getting
through.
So with the new server move, I
expected to get more again.
The kicker?
My spam mail dropped by 90%... yet I
AM getting my legitimate email!
Within just a few days of our DNS
change finishing, I checked my mail as I do daily.
I nearly fell over.
There were two ezines that I *HAD*
specifically subscribed to in the past... that FINALLY came into my
inbox! To be honest, I thought I'd actually been unsubscribed from
them at some point, but being so swamped with wading through garbage,
and dealing with legitimate emails, I didn't really bother to go
searching them out again. The funny thing is, I did remember them
because I'd felt they were good, and knew who the Publishers were.
Yet apparently I'd been getting
them all along. However, with the other server they were going
straight into the dump file... YET... the junk was getting through.
On the new server, I DID get those
newsletters, yet NOT the junk!
The point of the story:
no matter how much you "think"
your
emails are getting through, they
ARE NOT
getting out to
everyone! On the other side of that, no matter how much
you think you're GETTING your emails...
you're not getting all of them.
Pretty darn scary eh? To think
important emails, or newsletters you are sending or are expecting can be
blocked so easily! And the worst part is, they don't bounce, they just
"dump".
To make it worse, the "virus
creators" recently started having "Mail Delivery Failures" as actual
viruses! So the few you get back, are viruses more than actual
failures.
I'm not trying to tell you to change your
server or web hosts. They're doing all they can to fight spam, and we
do applaud them for it. But something had to change.
Well this nagged at me
for a long time.
And then the solution hit me.
"ARE YOU INSANE??"
That's what my hubby said to me when
I gave him the solution. He thought I had completely gone nuts...
because it involved work on my part, but saved other people's time.
Then he thought it out just a bit more, and -
as a "techy" not a marketer - he nearly jumped out of his seat. (In
fact, he did LOL).
He began pacing, realizing that my idea
FINALLY had the merit enough to allow
newsletter /ezine publishers to get their issues
actually in the hands of those who asked for it...
without being blocked by filters.
without needless spyware.
without the viruses.
without the bounces.
without the possible spam accusations when someone can't be bothered
reading the opt-out instructions.
ELIMINATE THE PAINFUL LOSS OF SUBSCRIBERS & READERS
BECAUSE OF UNSCRUPULOUS SERVER BLOCKS
Nothing like this solution has ever
been offered - anywhere - by anyone - including me!
You see, there "are" some
solutions out there attempting to help avoid these issues.
The major problem comes in when,
let's face it, most don't want to spend a fortune on new software, let
alone the outrageous amounts of time trying to figure out how to
get them to work on your computer, make them work server side, set permissions,
learn how to use them, and still fit in the time to actually write the
newsletter.
WE DID IT. And now we'll do it for
you.
Introducing:
"DeskZineTM"
The No-Fuss, Time
Saving Solution:
You send us your newsletter, we publish it for you to
YOUR
Subscribers... and 100% of them GET IT!
Let me explain this idea. You've heard of 'E-Zines"... (emailed
newsletters)... You've obviously seen magazines (physical paper)...
Now meet "DeskZineTM", with
State-of-the-art technology to ensure it ISN'T Blocked by filters...
because it DOESN'T USE
EMAIL!
DeskZineTM is a
brand new concept that has been hailed as "Innovative"... "Unique"...
and definitely, "it's time has come".
(No, its not a blog).
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ClickZ states
about this technology:
"I believe it will be one of the most important
developments..."
"preliminary numbers indicate the unit is generating double the
average response rate"
"What marketer wouldn't want a constant presence on her
consumers' desktops? Such a presence is part of desktop apps' allure.
What's more, these applications provide innovative ways to engage
audiences over prolonged periods. "
"It's OK to develop desktop software again. Not long ago,
any business that required a desktop component was considered
DOA. Microsoft owns the desktop -- game over! That was the
prevailing wisdom. The browser would be the only hope to reach
the desktop, so all application development moved to the
server. No more. Though core application suites, such as
Microsoft Office, aren't going away anytime soon, a host of
applications, such as Google's search bar, Mozilla's
Firefox and Thunderbird, and iTunes, are saying if you've
got a good application, you can get it on the desktop.
Perhaps most important is that the Internet has become a
viable channel for marketing and distribution. It's not only
possible, but common, to download software. Viral and
word-of-mouth marketing, as well as electronic marketing,
makes it easier to reach customers and sell software.
Could it be the desktop wars were just battles, and a guerilla
war is still being waged? Look for venture-backed companies
making desktop plays."
One marketer said, "It increased my subscriber base by 25%"
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With "traditional" e-zine (newsletter) publishing, did you know that
25 to as much as a whopping 60% of your emails AREN'T getting through
to the readers who DID request it?!
That's money YOU are leaving on the table... and that's quality
content they don't get.
DeskZineTM
changes that. It's the "Interactive Mini Magazine" that helps you have
100% readership!
| Here's How It Works For
Your Subscribers: DeskZineTM
is simply a tiny program less than half a meg... (315 KB
to be exact), which acts as a reader right on
your subscriber's desktop.
After they complete the easy 2 second installation, the window
closes to a small "pinned note" at the bottom right hand side of your taskbar.
The next time your subscriber connects to the internet, DeskZineTM checks for any new issues.
When a new issue is there, it simply flashes and pops up a mini
rectangular window that shows the title of the new message. They can then open
it by clicking on the title of the issue, or ignore it for a later time that's
more convenient for them.
What's really powerful about this, is you DON'T have to wait for
emails, your subscribers aren't hit by interrupting pop ups, and its NOT SPYWARE!
You can get your content to your subscribers whenever you want it out there... and it won't interfere with
anything you or they do!
Unlike toolbars, DeskZineTM WON'T take up valuable "real estate space" on
your browser. It is 24x24 pixels in size (which looks like this:
 ), remaining almost invisible
until a new message arrives.
Not ready to read it yet? No problem! Simply open it later.
Your subscribers can also Easily GO BACK to
older "issues" right in the list, to make sure they read them all!
(Hint: Your readers can also close it so it
doesn't remain as taken space on their taskbar, but still go to it any time).
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DeskZineTM
puts your readers in control of their online
experience with a new
generation of Internet services and quality information.
PUBLISHERS, here's how it works in a few short
steps:
Register your account with us.
Prepare your newsletter issue.
Come back to this site and log into your private account.
Submit the newsletter issue to us in your account area.
Tell us the date/time you want it to go out to your subscribers.
We do all the coding, etc., for you so you don't have to, and then upload it.
On the date/time you set, your subscribers see it!
It's THAT easy!
"This is such a welcomed concept to the internet business
professional. I've always been looking for some kind of information
service that features our businesses specifically. A wonderful
concept and a much needed resource, thanks!"
Jon
Olson, HitExchangeNews
Best of all?
It's SPYWARE FREE. No
monitoring of your activity (or that of your readers), no
"keylogging", no pop ups or unders trailing "what you
(or they) do".
Here's our "SpyBlobTM" (we thought he was a
catchy ;)
Any time you see SpyBlob
across the web,
you know that the newsletter is available, spyware free,
right
on your taskbar, compliments of DeskZine -
because your Ezine publisher cared
enough about your email problems.
Why do we state this? As an SEO article I read earlier today
said...
"Small business owners must now find a way to stop employees from
installing it (Google's Desktop Search) on public computers
at internet cafes, just as they must currently watch for key logging
software and other spyware on public computers. "
I want to assure you that DeskZine DOES NOT contain ANY
"Keylogging", "Watch" or "Spyware" software that monitors what you
or your readers do.
You CAN use link tracking (your typical ad tracking script that
simply counts a link click) as most marketers use, because it DOES
NOT follow people.
Well if that's the case, what kind of stats can we provide if the
reader isn't "spied" on?
Here's the easiest way to explain it: If you're a software user of
any sort (obviously you are if you're online), such as Internet
Explorer, Netscape, and most browsers, when you come online, they
check to see if you have the most recent version. Often times you'll
see a window that asks you to update your browser.
Well DeskZine works similarly. When a person connects to the
internet, the DeskZine checks the file to see if it has the "latest"
issue of the newsletter. If it does, it simply downloads it to the
reader so that its available to be read. The reader counts it as a
download. When the issue is read, the next time they connect, it
marks the server log that the subscriber read the issue.
It then simply changes the counter, just like how a counter goes up
on a web page the next time a person visits it.
Another way to look at it, is when you connect to the internet, the
ISP you use has your account marked as online. They don't watch what
you do, but they do have your "Last log in" marked.
The DeskZine has the same information - and that's it.
The information we can provide to you is:
- What issues are the most popular by how many times its been read
- Your subscribers last issue read
That's it. That's it? That's FAR MORE than you'll ever get by
emailing your newsletters. Sure, you can put some sort of tracker in
the email, like an invisible image, but while that tells you how
many times it "may" be opened, it doesn't tell how many people
actually got it, and how many bounced. (Remember the dump file that
doesn't get returned?)
And what about those who don't GET html mail? Their images are
blocked... so using an invisible image in that instance is useless.
HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED
TO KNOW, & WHAT YOU GET.
CLICK HERE.
