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Worldwide Holidays for January 2008
1st January
Founding of Republic of China:
Taiwan.
Independence Day:
Cameroon, Haiti, Palau, Sudan, Western Samoa.
National Liberation Day:
Cuba.
New Years Day: Algeria,
Antigua & Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahamas,
Bahrain, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia,
Bonaire, Botswana, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada,
Chile, Colombia, Congo, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark,
Ecuador, Finland, France, French Polynesia, Gabon, Gambia,
Germany, Ghana, Gibraltar, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary,
Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Ivory
Coast, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon,
Lesotho, Liberia, Luxembourg, Malawi, Malta, Mauritius,
Mexico, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Netherlands, New
Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Senegal,
Seychelles, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa,
South Korea, Spain, Sudan, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland,
Syria, Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand, Trinidad & Tobago,
Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United
Kingdom, United States of America, Uruguay, Venezuela,
Zaire, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
3rd January
Revolution Day: Burkina
Faso.
4th January
Independence Day: Burma.
Martyrs of Independence Day:
Zaire.
6th January
Army Day: Iraq.
Children's Day: Uruguay.
9th January
Martyr's Day: Panama.
11th January
Republic Day: Albania.
Unification Day: Nepal.
12th January
Revolution Day:
Tanzania.
13th January
Liberation Day: Togo.
15th January
Arbor Day: Jordan.
Coming-of-Age Day: Japan.
Lima Foundation Week: Peru.
Tamil Thai
Pongal Day: Sri Lanka.
19th January
Martin Luther King Jr.
(1929-1968): United States of America.
20th January
Award Day: Mali.
21st January
Altagracia Day: Dominican
Republic.
Army Day: Lesotho.
Errol Barrow Day: Barbados.
22nd January
Discovery Day:
Saint Vincent.
26th January
Australia Day: Australia.
Duarte Day: Dominican Republic.
Liberation Day: Uganda.
Republic Day: India.
27th January
Saint Devota's Day: Monaco.
Vietnam Day: Vietnam.
28th January
Democracy Day:
Rwanda.
31st January
Independence Day: Nauru.
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Building An
Opt-In Email List The Right Way
By Pat Watt
Imagine if you
had a list of
10,000 names and
addresses of
people who
agreed to
opt-into your
physical mail
newsletter that
you send once a
week. Would you
take the time to
photocopy 9,999
copies of the
original copy,
buy 10,000
envelopes,
10,000 stamps,
and mail it all
out at the same
time. You can do
that but it
would take you
so much time
that you would
probably never
finish it. It
would take you
forever, right?
The nice thing
about having an
email opt-in
list of
subscribers is
that you just
have to type in
the message,
make sure that
your grammar and
spelling are
both correct,
and that your
links that are
in that
newsletter are
working. Once
you have done
all that, you
just hit the
"send" button
and you are
done. Wasn't
that easy?
Having an opt-in
email list of
subscribers who
asked to be on
your list is the
ultimate ad
campaign.
So how do you
use an opt-in
list properly?
First of all,
an email
newsletter
delivered by
email is a great
way to connect
with your
customers and
subscribers. You
can sell your
products to
them. You can
ask them for
feedback on any
topic that you
like. You can be
funny today and
serious
tomorrow. Always
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connect with
them and show
them that you
are a real
person and
express yourself
as a real human
being.
Build your
list and get
permission...
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you go and start
your own opt-in
email list, you
need to know
that each
subscriber that
comes into your
newsletter gives
you their
personal
permission to
send periodic
emails to them
about what you
are offering.
Also, don't ever
buy them from
anybody. If you
do and do send
them emails with
your offers then
that would be
considered SPAM.
This is not
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Now, go to any of the many companies that allow you to send those amounts of emails through their servers. Write down those emails that you like to be sent out. If you don't have anything to write about, you can always see what others in your field are doing and make it your own. You can actually subscribe yourself to any of those other newsletters and see what other marketers are doing and what they are writing in their emails. You will also need to put a "subscribe Here" box on your Web site home page. Once you are done setting your emails to go out automatically to any person that will want more info, give your website visitors at least 3 different places on your site where they can subscribe themselves.
Make it easy for subscribers by requesting only their first name email address. Don't go out and ask them for their family name, pets name, phone number etc...
Additional important tips for a winning email newsletter:
* Make your privacy policy clear. Never rent or sell your list to anyone else:
It would be a good idea that you let your subscribers know that once they subscribe to your newsletter, that their privacy is guaranteed. Tell them and assure them that you will not rent or sell their email address to anyone else. Doing this, can and will increase your list of subscribers.
*Avoid sending your e-newsletter too often:
Some people, who are new to sending email newsletters, often send their small subscriber list an email every day. Don't do that because this can irritate your subscribers and it will lead to many of them opting out from your list. You will want to send them an email 3 or 4 times a week or every other day.
*Make it easy to unsubscribe:
Giving your subscribers the option to opt out in each email is important too. Not everyone who joins your list will want to get emails from your forever no matter how good your newsletter is to them. Give them the option to opt out at the very bottom of each email that you send them.
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Building Sub-Lists To
Maximize Profit
By Tim Whiston
Every successful online marketer has an opt-in mailing list. Most of us began our list building efforts by using a free gift to entice prospects to subscribe but this is only the beginning of a profitable list building strategy. Once you have a list of some size, it's a great idea to start building sub-lists from your current subscriber base to help you really target your promotions and increase your profits. This is a simple matter of segmenting your subscribers into smaller lists based on their interests and actions.
For example, everyone should definitely have a buyers list. You can create this sub-list by simply having your subscribers fill out a form with name and email after they purchase one of your offers. Or you can have a programmer set up an IPN script on your payment processor that adds a buyer's name and payment address to an autoresponder database after each purchase.
By doing this you will have a mailing list made up only of your paying customers. These are people who have an interest in your wares and the ability to pay for them, so I'm sure you see the value in building such a sub-list. This database will become one of your most profitable assets.
Or let's say you interview an expert in your field via telephone and invite your subscribers to sit in on the call. This is a fairly common marketing tactic that can result in some nice affiliate sales.
You could ask your subscribers to register for the call by filling out an opt-in form. This is an easy way to create a sub-list of readers who have an expressed interest in products offered by the person you are interviewing, and you could increase revenue by targeting these people with pitches specific to such products.
The idea behind sub-list building is just to organize your subscribers into smaller groups, all with a very specific interest or promotional value. Of course you'll still have your main list to "fall back on" so you only stand to gain by applying this strategy to your own marketing efforts.
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Tim Whiston is a professional Internet marketer who enjoys his work. He has owned numerous Websites and ezines and has created hundreds of thousands of dollars in profits for his clients. Be sure to check out his free Information Marketing Course and Professional Web Services portal.
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How To Build
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If you're serious about your online success, your first goal
is to build your targeted mailing list. It's no secret that
the marketers making the biggest profits, have the biggest
targeted lists.
Please take note; I didn't say a big list, I
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marketing strategy, your goal is to identify your target
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