We think the answer is to get out of email, and start using channels!

In his article, Email Marketing Gurus Urge Caution, Respectful Approaches, published at MediaPost.com, Ross Fadner reports on a meeting of email marketing strategists at a session of the Ad:Tech conference in New York.

He said that they " ... urged direct marketing planners to exercise greater tact in an effort to minimize perceptions of shiftiness that have begun to surround the industry. Prudence was the pervading tone ... "

Mr. Fadner went on to say, "The cautionary note comes amid a growing and fervent consumer backlash against all forms of spam and, according to these experts, marketers must now more than ever distinguish themselves from the expanding throng of illegitimate mass emailers."

As you might guess, we think that Q Channels are quite distinguished, impeccable, in fact, as a direct and reliable way to distribute your online publications. There are no lists to manage, no need to misspell words to defeat impossible filters, and no accusations of spam. The perfect alternative to email publishing.

In a Q Channel, your message will not get lost among the quickly deleted, unwanted emails in your subscribers' inboxes, because it is not floundering there, in the electronic flotsam and jetsam. Rather, it is presented immediately to your subscribers, as soon as it is posted, in the channel viewer. Since you have complete control over the content of your channel, you also have no worries about your message being diluted or misinterpreted by being presented in the wrong context.

If you really want to distinguish yourself and your message, you should consider switching to Quikonnex. Please click any of the links for more information, or if you prefer, just click QSupport with any questions.