In this week’s internet marketing podcast Kelvin caught up with Fiona Robertson (RocketSeed) about how you can do e-mail marketing through your signature. Fiona Robson’s background is in the tourism industry where she held various sales and marketing roles until she joined RocketSeed about 2 and a half years ago. They discussed the opportunities of e-mail marketing, the types of audience you can reach, how changes in the mobile industry have influenced e-mail marketing, how to segment e-mail marketing approaches and how to kick off your e-mail marketing strategy.
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Email Marketing Through Your Signature - Podcast Episode #209
Tagged with e-mail marketing
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Positive for Conkers
Gavin Strange is lucky enough to be Senior Designer for Bristol’s Aardman Animations by day, and a jack of all trades, master of flip all by night, going under the alias of ‘JamFactory’. Let Gavin bend your ear to convince you to stop talking about stuff, and just go and do the stuff, irregardless of whether you have the skills to do so. If this berk can bumble his way through a career, then imagine what YOU can do!
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The Man Behind the Maneuver - RadioLab
In the 1970s, choking became national news: thousands were choking to death, leading to more accidental deaths than guns. Nobody knew what to do. Until a man named Henry Heimlich came along with a big idea. Since then, thousands and thousands — maybe even millions — have been rescued by the Heimlich maneuver. Yet the story of the man who invented it may not have such a happy ending.
Producer Pat Walters wouldn’t be here without the Heimlich maneuver — it saved his life when he was just 11 years old. And one day he started wondering — who was Heimlich, anyway? And how did he come up with his choking remedy? Pat had always kinda assumed Heimlich died in the mid-1800s. Not so. The man is very much alive: he’s 93 years old, and calls Cincinnati, Ohio home.
Tagged with heimlich maneuver
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Seeing in the Dark - RadioLab
John and Zoltan are both blind, but they deal with the world in completely different ways — one paints vivid pictures in his mind, while the other refuses to picture anything at all. In this short, they argue about the truth of a world they can’t see.
Tagged with blind visual impairment
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This Developer’s Life - 1.0.5 Homerun
In the first story, I talk to David Heinemeier Hansson creator of Ruby on Rails, partner at 37Signals and author of Rework about the inspiration and shepherding of Ruby on Rails.
In the second story, Scott talks to Dan Bricklin who in the late 70s and early 80s helped to usher in the computer age, as well as a new industry. Dan is the creator of Visicalc - the first spreadsheet program.
Tagged with development success
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This Developer’s Life - 1.0.1 Getting Fired
I talk to 2 developers in this episode, and toss in a story from myself at the end:
The first story comes from Sara J Chipps a Microsoft developer who lives on the East Coast.
The second story comes from Oren Eine (Ayende Rahien) about what life as a prison commander in Israel taught him about his career.
And finally there’s me (Rob) - talking about the "Coyote Contract" that was doomed to fail. So I gnawed off my own reputation to get out of it.
Tagged with development (un)employment
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Happy Monday - Seb Lee-Delisle
Seb Lee-Delisle is an award-winning digital artist and speaker.
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Episode 04 – Mood Swings
Bipolar disorder (aka manic depression)
Our moods are rarely completely stable, if they were the world would be a very boring place. Feeling happy and sad is important. Much of our self learning is done by comparing one against the other.
Tagged with psychology bipolar manic depression
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Unfinished Business 10
Anna and Andy talk about Anna’s new limited company, why she needed to set up a company and how she went about doing it. Andy moans about not understanding GitHub (again) and why developer tools often make him feel stupid. After hours, they talk about an episode of Anna’s favourite cartoon, Adventure Time.
Tagged with freelancing web business
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Episode #006 | The Back to Front Show
Skype wasn’t kind to us this week so sincere apologies for the sound quality. We are instigating new audio fiedlity procedure moving forward! This week we discuss Teux Deux moving to a payment model, the demise of Google Reader, startup media icons and Kieran manages to top all previous "and finally" items.
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