Hosting & CMS - Domain name, Email and Website hosting needs to be considered at this stage. Also licensing and setup of a CMS product for content management. For our customers a CMS is non-negotiable, as it enables the customer to make basic changes to their content on an on-going basis. This negates the need to contact us and pay for changes.
Watch out here for vendor lock-in. If you want to pick up your site and change hosting company or web designer, can you do so?
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We often overlook clarity in our emails, in favor of brevity and convenience. It may be easy for us to do, but it's almost impossible for our audience to understand and often leads to numerous follow-up emails, when one clearly-worded email may have solved the whole problem.
…IMAP/POP3/Exchange. The Gmail client is pretty nice and supports push email. The regular Email app doesn't, nor does it support moving messages to folders. It does everything you want so long as thats just reading, composing, replying and deleting.
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All in all, the concept of twitting is here to stay!
Certainly, a great innovation. Does twitter.com hold a patent for this
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…emails as a dozen emails, but it is probably just as true that it is six of Email A, 3 of Email B, and three emails with fairly unique issues. You should probably turn your response to Email A and Email B into some sort of process — address the underlying issue, write your web page copy better, add it to your FAQ, create an auto-text to answer the problem, etc etc.
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…are so many things vying for it, from office interruptions to the siren song of the internet, with email, IM, Twitter, Digg, Reddit and LOLcats. One of my favourite bits in this section was some research whose results indicated that constantly checking your email lowers your effective IQ more than smoking a joint.
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