Where can I buy local email address lists for my photography business?
try this and you can also get a website too
http://godwillprovide.biz
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How do I use my group just as a list of email addresees to send, for instance, flyers for my business?
I just want to use my group as a place to collect customer email addresses so I can send
advertising to all of them at once.
When you compose a message, send it to your e-group’s address and everybody in your e-group will read your message at once. Check with your moderator. Or else, in your "To:" space encode all the e-mail addresses of your prospects and separate the addresses with commas. Each addressee will read your message. I think that will do it.
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Does anybody know anything about purchasing small business email lists for….?
Advertising purposes??
I’ve been browsing sites, but I can’t find any good ones. Trying to purchase or find free lists of emails for people with small businesses (entrepreneurs, independent professionals, smaller law firms…etc.)
I said "purchasing" email lists as well… I’ve come to that realization that they will not be free.
Ok firstly buy any list of email accounts is illegal. This falls under the Can-Spam laws set up in 2003, any company collecting email address must comply with this, they are not allowed to sell or give away any email address. There are still a few large companies trading in email lists though these are usually pointless as they use a point system.
More points you have, (usually from reading emails sent to your through there system the more people you can email.) The problem is that anyone you mail is only reading your message to get points to be able to send their message.
With the FTC coming down hard on internet activity as of recent this is a risky endeavour.
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Can I use list from a book for online business?
I have a computer book which contains a lot of computer jargon words.
There is no explanation given to these words in that book.
Can I send one word a day with my own explanation (got from websites with open source content) to my opt-in email subscribers.
I am not selecting all words from the list.
Is this ethical way of doing business.
The list is copyrighted but explanation is not.
I have no legal knowledge, so the below is my personal opinion.
To me there is no reason why you cannot do that, your interpretation of the jargon words is solely the fruit of your hard work, you did not copy them.
Technically speaking you are doing the book a favour by helping them on the explanation.
Ha ha I think they have to pay you a fee instead.
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