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NONE: Re: Junk email or quality information?
Re: Junk email or quality information?
CottonwdSW_at_aol.com
Sat, 6 Jul 1996 16:34:05 -0400
Donna,
>But why not look into ways of finding and targeting just the windows users?
>Maybe check into advertising on an the e-mail newsletters that goes to
>Windows users (No, I don't know of any, but I would guess there are some!)
Yes, as mentioned in another reply here, I'm considering that. I would try
any usenet groups for Windows users, AOL Windows-based forums, CompuServe
WINUTIL forum, possibly mailing lists, etc. Unfortunately this takes some
work
(even with an automated program to extract them), and results in a "small"
number of names. If I could find a list of a few million names of Windows
users (better if it was specific to which version of Windows), then I would
be
very happy. Otherwise I'm only reaching a very small percentage of my
target market that's possible. If I use a list where 50% or more are the
correct target, is that considered spamming? I know that more than 50%
of my junk paper mail (and E-mail) is mis-targeted (in my opinion <g>).
>If you've got a
>lot of shareware to offer, you might consider making one freeware, so you
>can tell people about the freeware product, which will hopefully bring them
>to your site where they can see and learn about your shareware products.
Well, unfortunately I only have one product right now. That's a good
suggestion,
though, and I may do some quick utility just for a give-away.
Thanks,
Stan Spielbusch, Cottonwood Software <ASP> 75264.1630_at_compuserve.com
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