Keep your Listserve emails in their own folder, so you can find them easily! Yahoo Mail steps here, so you can get started today!
Run a Listserve in Less Than 1 Hour a Week
You CAN manage your listserve in less than 1 hour per week! Check out our client’s experiences, and see if our software is a good fit for your group!
What is Spam? Weird Pink Meat or Annoying Email?
What is Spam? In the 2000’s, it’s definitely unwanted email. Even worse, unsolicited bulk email. Yuck. Why do you need to worry about it as a List Owner? Because it can send all your group emails to the spam folder!
How to Promote Your
Baby Online Community
So you started an online community and wondering how to get those first few people to join. Here are some simple, free ideas to get you started! 1. Make a Community You KNOW is Needed Before you start an online community, consider what you want it to be about. I assume you already have an […]
What Happens When You Reply in a Mailing List?
Email was never designed for mailing lists, and it shows. For example, what happens when you hit “reply”? (“Did I just send my personal response to EVERYONE?!?”)
Listserve vs Twitter: Which is Better?
Both listserves and a platform like Twitter (aka X) have similar goals….. communicating with people and building a community. They are for different purposes, though. Find out what will work best for YOUR group!
Formatting Plain Text Email
Find out how to format a plain text email. (Spoiler Alert: it’s super simple!)
Listserve vs Message Board: Which is Better?
Does your community need an email discussion group or a message board? Find out the differences to help make the best choice!
70-20-10: Origin, Research, Purpose
The 70-20-10 rule (70% of people learn best through experience, 20% through people and 10% through formal education) is common sense now, but it wasn’t always. Bob Eichinger put together the original study that supported the idea. 70-20-10 has far-reaching implications even to this day; business and formal education are beginning to recognize the importance […]
Why You Should Be Using Plain Text Email
HTML formatting for email makes them so heavy! And harder for smartphone users to easily read them. Spam filters often block them, too. Try using plain text instead!