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posted by Rob Baker at 2:28 AM
I can tell you in two words: media relations.
What is my aim?My aim is to get your business as much coverage as possible in the media your clients and potential clients read.
How do I do it?By not trading on a name or an expensive office, but by working with clients and by simply getting on with the job at hand.
How cost effective is it?Artisan does not charge silly rates. I believe PR should be affordable and within reach, but without any compromising of standards. We rely on referrals and recommendations, it is our lifeblood, so providing a great service to all clients is central to the ethos of the agency and our marketing. This is reflected in our work.
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4 Comments:
All you can do about most of it is to train your SPAM filters on a daily basis. When it comes to scammers, I suggest a read of this rather marvellous site
http://www.419eater.com/
Basically, they turn the tables on the scammers from overseas
2:53 AM
This might help:
http://www.wbwip.com/wbw/emailencoder.html
Use it to replace your email address in the right column.
Definitely don't reply to any message with a comment or similar, it just proves there is someone on the other end and that it's live.
5:03 AM
Simon and Craig,
thanks for your advice
I have come across 419 and the guy that runs it, Mike Berry, an Manchester IT consultant, should have funding
Rob
7:11 AM
I've used a variety of spam resisters that work within email clients like Outlook (Spambayes, SpamIntelligence, Spamiliator to name but three).
None of them remove the spam problem completely.
Email cloaking as Craig suggests is a good start to reduce the likelihhood of a spammer dredging your site for email addresses though.
I've also heard that Outlook 2007 is meant to deal well with spam.
Best of luck Rob
4:42 PM
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