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Permalink Reply by Caren Jeanty on December 9, 2009 at 9:57am

Thank you for the tip, I will look into the site and see if it's a good fit for my wedding and travel planning business

Caren

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Permalink Reply by A Luxe Design Company on December 10, 2009 at 2:34pm

Perhaps a newsletter? Driving traffic to your site is what I am thinking, and you can do so with maybe 3 to 4 articles that pique an interest in clicking and going to the site.

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Permalink Reply by Stylish Affair"s By Mickey Long on December 14, 2009 at 3:17pm

How to Avoid a Bride's Email Spam Filter?

Hello Lindsey,
You might be interested in the post from Christine, she gives her suggestions on ..How to Avoid a Bride's Email Spam Filter? Perhaps it can guide you on what to say or not to say..Just a little info to help making email marketing easy for you.
Best Regards,
Stylish Affair's
Weddings & Social Events
By Mickey Long

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Permalink Reply by DressilyMe Occasions on December 15, 2009 at 9:38pm

Hello Lindsey,

It always hard to start, however, things will go better when you make the first step. In my opinion, if you could get enough information for the general interest or need of the prospective brides, you could make a plan for the brides who have the familar idea of their wedding, so that it can make sure every brides can get the most useful information for theirself according to your plan. :)

Or if it is difficult to get such information, maybe you could prepare a simple and intractive email which introduce your service and product to call the brides attention to you.

Best regards
DressilyMe
www.dressilyme.com

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