Comments for Internet Marketing http://www.chrismprice.com Reasonably frequent content to help others in online marketing Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:45:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Lessons Learned in 2005 by google adwords http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/lessons-learned-in-2005/#comment-749 google adwords Sun, 07 May 2006 15:44:04 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/archive/lessons-learned-in-2005/#comment-749 Your Blog is so fruitful to read, thank you. Keep your good work. Your Blog is so fruitful to read, thank you. Keep your good work.

]]> Comment on Yellow Books Still Sitting There by Ian http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/yellow-books-still-sitting-there/#comment-748 Ian Wed, 03 May 2006 04:55:36 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/archive/yellow-books-still-sitting-there/#comment-748 Chris, totally agree with you on this - but mine have moved and the plastic has long gone. However, the books are now been used to hold up my PC screen! I am sure this was not the intended purpose either. Chris, totally agree with you on this - but mine have moved and the plastic has long gone. However, the books are now been used to hold up my PC screen! I am sure this was not the intended purpose either.

]]> Comment on Four Simple Steps To Do Well by Chris McMahon http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/four-simple-steps-to-do-well/#comment-726 Chris McMahon Mon, 19 Dec 2005 12:35:03 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/archive/four-simple-steps-to-do-well/#comment-726 One percent for conversion ratios on purchases seems a bit low. Just above 2% is about average (http://www.clickz.com/experts/crm/traffic/article.php/3362641), and some of our customers are seeing 5-6% across the board, and much higher for specific campaigns. One percent for conversion ratios on purchases seems a bit low. Just above 2% is about average (http://www.clickz.com/experts/crm/traffic/article.php/3362641), and some of our customers are seeing 5-6% across the board, and much higher for specific campaigns.

]]> Comment on Blogging the chasm by Scott Miller http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/blogging-the-chasm/#comment-424 Scott Miller Mon, 19 Sep 2005 13:54:30 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/archive/blogging-the-chasm/#comment-424 Hey Chris, Don't feel too bad, I think most bloggers face the same challenge of writing regularly. I feel guilty about not writing enough on mine most of the time. I sure enjoy your stuff though :) Scott Hey Chris,

Don’t feel too bad, I think most bloggers face the same challenge of writing regularly. I feel guilty about not writing enough on mine most of the time. I sure enjoy your stuff though :)

Scott

]]> Comment on Subscribe Hits the Inbox by Simon Young http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/subscribe-hits-the-inbox/#comment-217 Simon Young Wed, 25 May 2005 03:00:10 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/?p=130#comment-217 The second - surely? The second - surely?

]]> Comment on Video : Lessons Learned : So far by Simon Young http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/video-lessons-learned-so-far/#comment-215 Simon Young Tue, 22 Feb 2005 18:48:28 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/?p=92#comment-215 Not bad! Nasty buzz though... Is it not possible to use that excellent microphone you use for audio interviews, for the audio for the video? (That's not very good English, sorry!) I've had a bit of an attempt at video online, although not using a streaming provider - just the basics for me. I used my Canon Powershot to take the video and Windows Movie Maker to put it together. http://leadershipissues.blogspot.com/2005/02/see-simons-book-reviews-on-video.html Not bad! Nasty buzz though… Is it not possible to use that excellent microphone you use for audio interviews, for the audio for the video? (That’s not very good English, sorry!)

I’ve had a bit of an attempt at video online, although not using a streaming provider - just the basics for me. I used my Canon Powershot to take the video and Windows Movie Maker to put it together.

http://leadershipissues.blogspot.com/2005/02/see-simons-book-reviews-on-video.html

]]> Comment on Key Notes on Email Delivery by John Clegg http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/key-notes-on-email-delivery/#comment-213 John Clegg Mon, 21 Feb 2005 01:55:58 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/?p=96#comment-213 It's really important that companies push their ISP's to implement SPF/Sender ID / Domain Key solutions. Unfortunately, we're in the middle of a standards war. We won't be able to get much respite from SPAM until one standard becomes more dominant. I am a supporter of SPF, and have been promoting to others since early last year. I had the mis-fortune to receive "spoofed" SPAM email from my domain within 2 weeks of registration.! The sooner we get this sorted out, the faster phishing scams will be a thing of the past. ps. You should upgrade you wordpress software to version 1.5, which has better comments SPAM protection. It’s really important that companies push their ISP’s to implement SPF/Sender ID / Domain Key solutions. Unfortunately, we’re in the middle of a standards war. We won’t be able to get much respite from SPAM until one standard becomes more dominant.

I am a supporter of SPF, and have been promoting to others since early last year. I had the mis-fortune to receive “spoofed” SPAM email from my domain within 2 weeks of registration.!

The sooner we get this sorted out, the faster phishing scams will be a thing of the past.

ps. You should upgrade you wordpress software to version 1.5, which has better comments SPAM protection.

]]> Comment on Key Notes on Email Delivery by Anonymous http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/key-notes-on-email-delivery/#comment-212 Anonymous Mon, 21 Feb 2005 01:55:08 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/?p=96#comment-212 It's really important that companies push their ISP's to implement SPF/Sender ID / Domain Key solutions. Unfortunately, we're in the middle of a standards war. We won't be able to get much respite from SPAM until one standard becomes more dominant. I am a supporter of SPF, and have been promoting to others since early last year. I had the mis-fortune to receive "spoofed" SPAM email from my own domain within 2 weeks of registration! The sooner we get this sorted out, the faster phishing scams will be a thing of the past. ps. You should upgrade you wordpress software to version 1.5, which has better comments SPAM protection. It’s really important that companies push their ISP’s to implement SPF/Sender ID / Domain Key solutions. Unfortunately, we’re in the middle of a standards war. We won’t be able to get much respite from SPAM until one standard becomes more dominant.

I am a supporter of SPF, and have been promoting to others since early last year. I had the mis-fortune to receive “spoofed” SPAM email from my own domain within 2 weeks of registration!

The sooner we get this sorted out, the faster phishing scams will be a thing of the past.

ps. You should upgrade you wordpress software to version 1.5, which has better comments SPAM protection.

]]> Comment on Video Arrives - Just by Danny Ing http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/video-arrives-just/#comment-206 Danny Ing Fri, 18 Feb 2005 01:00:12 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/?p=81#comment-206 This video thing is great. I also like your RSS feeds. It is a very interesting XML standard. Great use of the blog. Danny This video thing is great.

I also like your RSS feeds.
It is a very interesting XML standard.

Great use of the blog.

Danny

]]> Comment on Make it easy to remain in touch by Brent http://www.chrismprice.com/archive/make-it-easy-to-remain-in-touch/#comment-130 Brent Tue, 25 Jan 2005 20:08:32 +0000 http://chrismprice.com/?p=78#comment-130 Chris, ReturnPath has a great article talking about the churn of customers email addresses. The paper is from 2002, but gives some insight into why customers change their email address. http://www.returnpath.biz/pdf/Lost_Relationships.pdf Chris,
ReturnPath has a great article talking about the churn of customers email addresses. The paper is from 2002, but gives some insight into why customers change their email address.

http://www.returnpath.biz/pdf/Lost_Relationships.pdf

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