Comments for Stampless MAILbytes http://gostampless.wordpress.com Internet marketing tips, tricks and practical advice for sales & marketing professionals. Fri, 22 Aug 2008 00:20:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 Comment on When You Care Enough To Send The Very Best… by Barb D http://gostampless.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/when-you-care-enough-to-send-the-very-best/#comment-17 Barb D Thu, 17 Apr 2008 16:07:41 +0000 http://gostampless.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-17 {These days, no one goes through the trouble of going to the store, browsing through hundreds of cards, picking out the perfect one, writing a personal message, sealing the card, finding a stamp, looking up my home address, writing it out and leaving it in their mailbox for the post office to deliver…up to a WEEK later.} You're correct....unless they use Send Out Cards. Then they can send a REAL greeting card, in less than 60 seconds, right from their computer, in their OWN HANDWRITING AND SIGNATURE, through the US Mail, for less than $1 per card!!! Once you click SEND, the card is printed, stamped and mailed for you...at no additional cost!! Check it out....www.easy2sendcards.com Oh and...HAPPY BIRTHDAY Josh! Barb {These days, no one goes through the trouble of going to the store, browsing through hundreds of cards, picking out the perfect one, writing a personal message, sealing the card, finding a stamp, looking up my home address, writing it out and leaving it in their mailbox for the post office to deliver…up to a WEEK later.}

You’re correct….unless they use Send Out Cards. Then they can send a REAL greeting card, in less than 60 seconds, right from their computer, in their OWN HANDWRITING AND SIGNATURE, through the US Mail, for less than $1 per card!!! Once you click SEND, the card is printed, stamped and mailed for you…at no additional cost!!

Check it out….www.easy2sendcards.com

Oh and…HAPPY BIRTHDAY Josh!

Barb

]]> Comment on It’s the Little Things… by smdc http://gostampless.wordpress.com/2008/04/02/its-the-little-things/#comment-16 smdc Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:17:38 +0000 http://gostampless.wordpress.com/?p=16#comment-16 Hi Josh: I couldn't agree more about the new Sprint ad. The miracle of advertising is 'those little things..' like the email address at the end. Warmest congrats on the new baby. And I thought my household was busy! All the best, Stephanie Hi Josh:
I couldn’t agree more about the new Sprint ad. The miracle of advertising is ‘those little things..’ like the email address at the end.

Warmest congrats on the new baby. And I thought my household was busy!

All the best,
Stephanie

]]> Comment on Cutting the Cord by Josh Shron http://gostampless.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/cutting-the-cord/#comment-9 Josh Shron Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:11:18 +0000 http://gostampless.wordpress.com/?p=15#comment-9 Thanks Elazar! Look, we're still a long way away from 100% Internet access, anytime, anywhere. But we're getting a heck of a lot closer. Look at the progress that's been made in the last couple of years! Two years ago, only a handful of corporate execs had Blackberrys. Today, when "smart phones" cost $99 and data plans are becoming more reasonable every day, I can't help but think that "anytime, anywhere" is starting to reach the masses. Sure, your wife may have left her internet-enabled phone at home at the time you email her. And yes, religious observances are probably not going to change too much just because the rest of our digital world has. But exciting things are happening fast. As for real-time traffic, I just on the news that a new GPS device on the market will receive info from everyone else's GPS devices. If the device senses that you're stuck in traffic (based on your current driving pattern), it will notify all other subscribers not to take that route. Thanks for reading! Thanks Elazar! Look, we’re still a long way away from 100% Internet access, anytime, anywhere. But we’re getting a heck of a lot closer. Look at the progress that’s been made in the last couple of years! Two years ago, only a handful of corporate execs had Blackberrys. Today, when “smart phones” cost $99 and data plans are becoming more reasonable every day, I can’t help but think that “anytime, anywhere” is starting to reach the masses.

Sure, your wife may have left her internet-enabled phone at home at the time you email her. And yes, religious observances are probably not going to change too much just because the rest of our digital world has. But exciting things are happening fast.

As for real-time traffic, I just on the news that a new GPS device on the market will receive info from everyone else’s GPS devices. If the device senses that you’re stuck in traffic (based on your current driving pattern), it will notify all other subscribers not to take that route.

Thanks for reading!

]]> Comment on Cutting the Cord by Elazar Nudell http://gostampless.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/cutting-the-cord/#comment-8 Elazar Nudell Mon, 31 Mar 2008 15:45:10 +0000 http://gostampless.wordpress.com/?p=15#comment-8 Josh! Great blog! I'll have to subscribe after I comment on this. I understand where you're coming from, and do agree that eventually something big will happen soon enough in the world of wireless. However, I must mention a kink in each of your examples, as I do best. First of all, the more wireless hubs and connections that are created, the more likely it is that they'll be hacked and/or break down. When it comes to computers, it seems that for every way around something, there are two ways through it. Not that it'll stop anyone from trying. When you email your wife from the store, what if she's indisposed and hasn't brought her wireless device. Will we really be connected ALL the time? Also, what will this constant connectivity do to religious observances that encourage periodic detachment from electronics? Will Toys R' Us really allow customers to check competitors' prices on Toys R' Us property? If so, T.R'.U. will have to start matching prices...until they go broke. No? With cell phone bans in full effect and GPS-ing while driving already under scrutiny, will traffic info really be so available? Maybe you're right about that one. Car radios have been around for ages and they still cause problems. So, flowers from the bar I can accept. Although we're already wrong all the time. Imagine being gone all the time AND wrong all the time. That's a lot of flowers! Josh! Great blog! I’ll have to subscribe after I comment on this. I understand where you’re coming from, and do agree that eventually something big will happen soon enough in the world of wireless. However, I must mention a kink in each of your examples, as I do best.

First of all, the more wireless hubs and connections that are created, the more likely it is that they’ll be hacked and/or break down. When it comes to computers, it seems that for every way around something, there are two ways through it. Not that it’ll stop anyone from trying.

When you email your wife from the store, what if she’s indisposed and hasn’t brought her wireless device. Will we really be connected ALL the time? Also, what will this constant connectivity do to religious observances that encourage periodic detachment from electronics?

Will Toys R’ Us really allow customers to check competitors’ prices on Toys R’ Us property? If so, T.R’.U. will have to start matching prices…until they go broke. No?

With cell phone bans in full effect and GPS-ing while driving already under scrutiny, will traffic info really be so available? Maybe you’re right about that one. Car radios have been around for ages and they still cause problems.

So, flowers from the bar I can accept. Although we’re already wrong all the time. Imagine being gone all the time AND wrong all the time. That’s a lot of flowers!

]]> Comment on We’ll Be In Touch… by Matt Hanson http://gostampless.wordpress.com/2008/03/05/well-be-in-touch/#comment-5 Matt Hanson Wed, 05 Mar 2008 16:40:02 +0000 http://gostampless.wordpress.com/?p=14#comment-5 I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you. Matt Hanson I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.

Matt Hanson

]]> Comment on Answer Me!! by Sam http://gostampless.wordpress.com/2008/02/05/hello-world/#comment-2 Sam Wed, 06 Feb 2008 16:45:34 +0000 #comment-2 Wow, this really makes me take a step back and look at how I answer emails. Email was made to make life quicker and easier, but now with so many emails being exchanged on a daily basis, it is easy to forget about them until later on in the day. Who wants to spend 3 hours reading all their emails and then actually start doing work? However, each email can be important and while it might take some time, you have to prioritize and make an effort to answer them in a timely manner. Thanks Stampless Wow, this really makes me take a step back and look at how I answer emails. Email was made to make life quicker and easier, but now with so many emails being exchanged on a daily basis, it is easy to forget about them until later on in the day. Who wants to spend 3 hours reading all their emails and then actually start doing work? However, each email can be important and while it might take some time, you have to prioritize and make an effort to answer them in a timely manner.

Thanks Stampless

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