Loren Wilton wrote:
My $.02 here... Why doesn't he put together a nice presentation package and mail it to them? I think I know the real reason -- it costs money. It could be argued that sending an email costs money, but hardly the cost of putting together a decent presentation on a few sheets of flashy/nice paper and mailing it to prospective customers. This is a higher cost to the senderJust to play devil's advocate here for a moment: what if his business is website design? What would YOU think of getting a snail mail from someone claiming to be a genius website whiz? What *I* would think (if I even opened junk paper mail, which I don't) is "this guy claims to be a web whiz and he doesn't even know about email? I'm going to give this guy my business? I don't *think* so!" And into the roundfile it would go. Loren
True, he didn't specify what was being advertised, so it could be anything. For arguments sake, I was thinking along the lines of something that provided a product / service outside that of hosting/web design. Tho the issue still remains, if his prospective clients didn't ask to be sent info, by UCE's terms, it's spam.
-- Thanks, James
