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davez — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 18:08:52 +0000

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Does the United States military encourage the marketing of violent video games?

davez — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 00:30:19 +0000

It’s always been a popular theory. They encourage first person shootings in order to pre-train people for military service.

Avoid These Spam Trigger Words In Your Email

davez — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 13:08:10 +0000

I am sure you have seen in the emails misspelled words or words with these characters in them "* .- _ " and others, well it usually is not because they can not spell or misplaced fingers on the keyboard. There is actually a very good reason for it. To get around the spam filters.

Spam is really a huge problem on the web nowadays and regrettably, this has impacted companies that send out legitimate bulk emails using database marketing and advertising resources. This means that you must work much harder to get some of your emails to your reader's in-boxes.

Every email program (from Hotmail to Outlook) possess built-in spam filters which check inbound emails to find out if it is spam. One of the items it checks for are the words within the content and coding side of the email as well as in the subject line; should the program discover words which are 'spammy', the program will tag the email as spam and therefore the person will most likely never view it.

My primary business deals with a travel club membership, guess what, travel and club are both considered "spam words". Some of the other words that I like to use that are also considered "spam" are: beach, code, opportunity, free, discover and the list goes on. The system I use picks them all up. http://VideoEmailMarketingSystem.net

The spam words all have points associated with them and the idea is to keep your score below 5. So, you may be asking how do I know what my score is? Many of the bulk email programs have a built in spam checker that will grade your email, if not, you will find free ones in the resources below. Should your score be above 5, you want to edit your wording to reduce it.

The best method is to replace the words with "approved words", so have a good thesaurus handy. Sometimes it is very hard to find the right word without changing the meaning so we try and trick the filters by inserting characters with in the word or combining words (travelclub). This does not always work and can work against you.

My recommendation is to always run your email or newsletter through a spam checker before sending.

Below are some links where you can get more information.

http://www.retail-ecommerce.com/2008/08/email-marketing-spam-trigger-words.html
http://www.mequoda.com/articles/subject-line-spam-trigger-words/
http://www.mailingcheck.com/
http://blog.mannixmarketing.com/2009/08/spam-trigger-words/
http://www.wilsonweb.com/wmt8/spamfilter_phrases.htm

Here are some spam words and phrases to avoid:
Apply Online, As seen on, "100% free", Call free, Call now, Contains word "ad"
Direct email, Direct marketing, double your income, Earn $, Earn extra cash
Extra income, Free Fast cash, Free gift, Free info, Free membership
Free offer, Free sample, Gift certificate, Great offer, Guarantee
Incredible deal, Info you requested, Information you requested
amazing, click here, winner, Opportunity,Free leads, Online marketing
Cheap, Affordable, Opt in….and the list goes on.

Hope you found this helpful.

Researching people doing untrue or questionable marketing of video games online!?

davez — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 14:31:14 +0000

Recently I was victimized by a marketer of online video games in the Boston area! (Also the Home of the Biggest Federal Contracting scam in recent US History–The Infamous Big Dig!) The owner claims to have made millions marketing over 50K video games and claims to be the only legal way to market these types of games online. This is obviously wrong! Anybody else have a problem with:
www.egameplace.com

Claims to be a "serial entrepreneur"!!!

Let me know!

What is the best Video Marketing course on the market for newbies?

davez — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 14:24:22 +0000

I want something that gives me by step by instructions.

What dual monitor video card will fit the Dell 518?

davez — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 04:52:37 +0000

I am looking to purchase a Dell 518 from wal-mart, and would like to run a projector along side the monitor. What after market video card would i need to buy. Any input is greatly appreciated.

What do you think about propaganda, marketing and censorship in video games?

davez — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 19:27:06 +0000

Im writing a paper on the effects of propaganda, marketing and censorship in video gaming, and what the consequences might be for the general public. I’m looking at it from a moral, social and ethical point of view, rather than comparing different forms of propaganda historically or doing a study on the influence of games on the individual.

Anyone have any ideas or suggestions that I could mention, perhaps that I dont know of? Please share your opinions and knowledge!
Thank you.

I have a great idea of a new fitness video, tell me what you think?

davez — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 19:38:00 +0000

The fitness video market is flooded with crap right now, I’m thinking I could add some flavor to it by joining sex with fitness. For example, just think of your lady friend doing the naked squat while her male partner is "spotting" her from (or in) the behind? Or how about situps with a little treat on the up and another on the sit? See, do you think this might sell?

Anyone work in creating and marketing video games? What new services do you wish you had at work?

davez — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 04:50:31 +0000

I have a final project in the business management course that i am taking and we have to come up with a topic for a new service in a video game and marketing business that will increase efficiency of operations and keep employees happy. here the situation: company moves into River View Plaza, a four-story office building in Portland, Oregon.

River View Plaza includes a lobby with a security desk and several suites on all four floors. DigiFast occupies a typical suite that includes offices for managers, full-sized cubicles for employee workstations, a conference room, and restrooms. There is a break room with a refrigerator and a microwave, but, unfortunately, the break room is on the first floor, and DigiFast is on the third floor.

DigiFast is new and growing fast. The company needs more employees, but the operating budget will not allow for it presently.

please help if you can

I want to buy a video camera for my business. I will need to edit what I film. what should I buy?

davez — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 05:00:41 +0000

I have a small new website that I want to make a marketing video for. So I will need to buy a camera, and take different clips, and piece them together with text and different pictures mixed in as well. What kind of camera should I buy?

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