There are advantages to both. You have to make the decision based on your current needs, with an eye to the future. Both Systems offer these features… HTML or Plain Text messages(HTML use EmailFormatter.com to format the email.) Receive notification of subscriptions Customize your own double opt-in message… »»»

Recently, we got this question: “I like Lenny’s web site and he said he did it with your system. My wife said that your system only works with certain providers — does it work with Go Daddy?” It might, or might not. Actually, it “probably” will work, if you know how to configure everything… »»»

By now, I hope you’re aware this scam artists send email under the name of major banks and other businesses, trying to trick you into logging in at their disguised website and revealing your username and password. Warning: If you get an email from eBay, PayPal, a bank or a credit… »»»

If you’re going to have a website, you want a Media Resources page. “I don’t need a page for that. I never get interviewed by newspapers or television stations.” Are you thinking this? I hear this objection all the time. From people who should know better. Disney has complete websites set up… »»»

Your guest “found your website today,” and then they “went away, never to come back.” Yikes! Email newsletters pick up where websites leave off. Here are 15 “secrets” that will help you make your email campaigns pay off. »»»

Occasionally I get asked, why would I want to replace my old website. My answer is simple…. Maybe you don’t! But when we talk about it, often the answer is yes! Let’s look at the difference: You want an interactive, content-based, newspaper style website You’ve been reading that websites, especially… »»»

If you think your website’s guests would enjoy visiting with you, you’re right! In this short article Rich Hamilton demonstrates how to use audio to make your website more interesting. »»»

There’s no question: Traditional media businesses are struggling.” That’s the opening sentence in a special report (May 23, 2005, The Wall Street Journal, “How Old Media Can Survive in a New World”) It highlights a problem that’s been growing for years. Cable has replaced much of traditional broadcast television. FM, then CDs, iPods, and… »»»