Too often, important, even intra-company, email, winds up in your trash folder. Resending, sending without a subject line, consulting your Magic-8 ball… are some solutions. The more scientific way to ensure your email gets through is follow the Can-Spam rules found at the government site: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/buspubs/canspam.shtm. Additionally, from the 60-Second Marketer we run a very [...]
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A month ago, the Bulletin first brought our readers the news that the NYPD was developing a technique for crime video and picture submission directly to the police. The delivery system is now fully operational, per the below 9/10/2008 NY Daily News article. However, these report hotlines and avenues are not for criminal activity alone. [...]
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Okay so we got a bit carried away with this week’s title, but I’ll prove my point below: that you can find an expert witness on any topic, and then we’ll get into the reality of the necessity of expert witnesses. The judge’s decision: Posted On: March 31, 2007 by Jim Robinson, Esq. Gang Expert [...]
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Happy Labor Day! – the one day most of us will take off from figuring out how to increase productivity and related earnings. But come tomorrow… This week’s topic is all about your firm’s bottom line. We’re increasingly approached about the legal marketing services we offer here at BNI and, an often cited question is [...]
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