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People prevail : Show your community
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People prevail : Show your community
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People prevail : Show your community
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Feedback2.0 gets €2M fuel and prepares ignition
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"Your client is a pain in the ass !"
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Who cares about your CRM tool ?
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People prevail : Show your community
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How to create your HTML newsletter
by Al West on Dec 31st, 2006
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- By Stephane LEE
- on May 15th, 2006
How to create your HTML newsletter
Recently we sent two HTML information letters and I would like to share our feedback with you.
If you need to send out information to your subscribers, you have to ask yourself the following first: Why a Newsletter?
Today, many means of information are available to you: blog, RSS data streams, emailing. Which one to choose? Well it depends
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- By Eric DOS SANTOS
- on May 02nd, 2006
Click and Mortar
You are probably familiar with the expression « Brick and Mortar », which symbolizes traditional product sales in stores.
This expression evolves into « Click and Mortar », symbolizing companies offering a linear of sales within stores as well as through Internet (Fnac, Darty, …)
With Stéphane, we noticed « Click and Mortar » could apply to our FeedBack 2.0 project in two different ways.