E-mail Essentials: How to Make the Most of E-communicationA guide to email, offering jargon-free advice for a non-technical audience. Matt Haig looks at every aspect of using email as a communication tool, including: email basics; internal and external email; email management; the email anatomy; email netiquette; Spam (and how to avoid it); email as a marketing tool; using email to gain free publicity; email advertising; and email and the Web. There are checklists, practical tips and screenshots. |
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How Come You Don't Have an E-business Strategy?: The Essential Guide to ... Matt Haig Limited preview - 2002 |