I've been setting up my first client account on the new version of MailerLite. All good so far, nice clean interface and very intuitive if you know classic (old version) of MailerLite.
@AnnHawkins@zuzana_kunckova@CampaignMonitor Thanks for the mention @AnnHawkins , yes I tend to recommend Mailerlite for most small businesses unless they have any very specific requirements. Most people I know who use it find it has a good range of features, is easy to find your way around and good value, too.
Teenagers should not be punished with smartphone and social media bans because of the βfailuresβ of tech firms, warns the @NSPCC.
Read the full story β¬οΈ
https://t.co/UnXeqefRLy
Platforms come and go and we find it quite amusing that it takes a tech company to reveal to us the beauty of mailing lists.
Mailing lists are β alongside RSS feeds β one of the most beautiful inventions of the Internet.
Continue reading here:
https://t.co/zfT78OG8zc
Really delighted to have a positive view for TV Meet the Emperor in @thetimes (Sunday times usually ticks me off for fashion sense/teeth..). If you missed it. it's on iplayer in uk https://t.co/VQgP5IvgdL And more reflections in my recent book https://t.co/ViQh7PZrR6
I voted for the Cellar Bar because it's a great venue, obviously, but also because they host a monthly under 18s open mic night. https://t.co/xaoh46rHs1
@adamdriver85 Relieved to have teenagers and be past all that! π Although 14 yo just informed me if given the choice now he'd be Jack Torrance from The Shining so he could take an axe to school.
Solving the mystery behind the unusual burials in the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at #Braemore - was it a #Plague pit? πβ
In this weekβs #cunningcast@Tony_Robinson is catching up with his pal @theAliceRoberts to talk about her new book βCryptβ
Listen here π https://t.co/9UhtVMTRAg
Join me for a free Learn and Share session this Thursday morning where I'll be answering questions on email marketing (online, guests welcome) https://t.co/M1CWVztz2q
As someone who loves learning online and has created online courses (and I still deliver online training, too), I can see exactly where Pat is coming from. The sheer volume of learning opportunities online is mind boggling.
Infobesity. Itβs affecting all of us. Iβve thought about this a lot.
Because information is so easily accessible now, and because thereβs so much of it, itβs actually made learning new things harder, slower, and sluggish.
And boy do we crave our content around topics of interest, donβt we?
Learning quickly and acquiring skills fast is now equivalent to how well one can filter all of the information thatβs out there, and how to manage all of the new information that algorithms put in front of our face.
This concept of how to best navigate learning in the world today is what Iβm calling Lean Learning, and itβs what my new book is about.
No pub date yet, but the urge to get this out there is becoming more and more in my heart, for my kids, my audience, and generations to come in this giant info-buffet of a world we all live in now.
First impressions, gut reaction?
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Articles like this https://t.co/xu1z8pbuoY show how eager people are to keep spam and tedious promo emails out of their inboxes. As an email marketer you need to do the opposite e.g. authenticate your domain, send quality content that people want to read and...