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NiMH battery charger showdown: Maha Energy MH-C9000 WizardOne vs. La Crosse Technology BC-900 AlphaPower Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Personally, as the owner of an e-mail marketing software company, I would never release a product with such a poorly designed user interface. The operation of technology products needs to be simple, straightforward and intuitive. The BC-900 is none of those things, in my opinion. If you're looking for the best NiMH battery charger on the market, go with the MH-C9000. The only drawbacks are that is doesn't charge C, D, or 9V batteries, it doesn't come with a 12V car charger, and it's more expensive than most other chargers (retailing at $69 or so).

Interview with Ralph Wilson on email marketing and e-commerce Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Wilson: The e-mail marketing Handbook. Mike: The e-mail marketing Handbook is something that people can find on wilsonweb.com? Wilson: Right. Mike: In there, do you tell people how to get started? Wilson: Yes. One of the things I advocate strongly for businesses and organizations is to start a newsletter even though you are small and just getting started. The reason is this: Let's say you put a lot of effort into getting people to your site, but your conversion rate for what you sell is 1 or 2 percent.

Wilson: One, called The e-mail marketing Handbook. Mike: In that book, you tell people how to get started from the ground up. So, a question to you: What are people doing wrong with their current email marketing activities that they could easily correct? Wilson: Before I comment on that, let me go back and make one more comment on spam. You had asked about the future. I think in the future commercial email marketers, like myself, are going to have to pay into some certified sender program, and certified senders will be put on white lists. I think that is what the future is going to be.

Mike: The e-mail marketing Handbook is something that people can find on wilsonweb.com? Wilson: Right. Mike: In there, do you tell people how to get started? Wilson: Yes. One of the things I advocate strongly for businesses and organizations is to start a newsletter even though you are small and just getting started. The reason is this: Let's say you put a lot of effort into getting people to your site, but your conversion rate for what you sell is 1 or 2 percent.

"The Five Habits of Health Transformation": A simple guide to health for busy people Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

And let me give you an idea of where this is coming from with a little bit about my background: In 1993, I launched Arial Software, which has since grown into one of the most successful permission e-mail marketing companies in the world. I've since launched another company called ReleMail, which certifies ethical, professional email practices for some of the best-known companies in the world. I know what it takes to run a company, I know what type of time demands are involved and I see how this works with employees and managers in my own company.

The best disease prevention strategies are free, but rarely publicized Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

In 1993, I launched Arial Software, which has since grown into one of the most successful permission e-mail marketing companies in the world. I've since launched another company called Relemail (www.Relemail.com) which certifies ethical, professional e-mail practices for some of the best-known companies in the world. By the time I was 30 years old, I had achieved business success, but I was in terrible health.

Interview with Debbie Weil, Wordbiz founder and online marketing expert Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

If you get up in the morning and you troll through Google and you come up with the three most interesting links that day about articles related to e-mail marketing or combating spam, you're doing a service for your readers. You're aggregating and editing what's important for them. Mike: Interesting that you bring up linking -- there's been quite a bit of controversy recently about some of these paid links in blogs. What are your thoughts on these infomercial-type paid links? Weil: I think in general, if people know what they are, they're not going to work.

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