Google just added a new “promotions” tab to it’s Gmail application that has caused a big stir in the email marketing arena (that includes just about every Network Marketer who wishes to build their business using the Internet).
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I personally like the new layout, its cleaner and functions well. Anyone with half a brain checks the boxes anyway..
To delve on deeper, It would nearly be inner curiosity that would drive the person to click on the extra boxes and that bit of extra effort might just prompt them to open & read the emails.
Im an avid email reader anyway, but I feel this would be the case. Thoughts?
p.s I think you guys might have an internal server error. Posted a few comments on here and it completely failed both times.. the comment does seem to stick, as when I back page its still there and when I try to resubmit.. it says “duplicate comment” ..
I have a love/hate relationship with Google and GMAIL. I use GMAIL for my personal account (one of them) but don’t believe it’s as good as Hotmail. They do a bad job sorting emails and way too many go to the junk folder than they do in Hotmail. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.