Google, Google, everywhere
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Barely a month goes by without finding more reason to concern yourself with how Gmail (Google's email address provider) displays and/or filters your marketing emails.
They recently announced that you no longer need an invite to get a Gmail account: signup is open to all. That should see a little increase in new users for the service.
That comes on the heels of other reported developments likely to spread the use of Gmail, such as MailFetcher, Gmail for mobile phones, and Gmail powered email lurking behind other domain names.
Ignore these guys at your peril. Any bets on how long it takes them to beat Yahoo and Hotmail in the consumer webmail user statistics?
More on Gmail and email marketing | Tags: email marketing, Gmail, Google
They recently announced that you no longer need an invite to get a Gmail account: signup is open to all. That should see a little increase in new users for the service.
That comes on the heels of other reported developments likely to spread the use of Gmail, such as MailFetcher, Gmail for mobile phones, and Gmail powered email lurking behind other domain names.
Ignore these guys at your peril. Any bets on how long it takes them to beat Yahoo and Hotmail in the consumer webmail user statistics?
More on Gmail and email marketing | Tags: email marketing, Gmail, Google
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