http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/ Stop Marketing. Start Engaging. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:31:00 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-4/#comment-3215 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 17:19:12 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3215 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.<br>The only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada. I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.
The only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3631 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3631 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3666 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3666 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3682 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3682 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3685 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3685 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3694 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3694 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3699 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3699 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3709 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3709 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3719 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3719 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

]]> http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/2009/08/27/7-deadly-website-sins-gluttony/comment-page-2/#comment-3746 Dr. Z Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:19:00 +0000 http://www.un-marketing.com/blog/?p=165#comment-3746 I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it's relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it's a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n I agree with your video a 100% in fact as a person who is responsible for email campaigns, I can tell you that best practices within the email industry state to not collect more information then you need to.nThe only way I can see a site asking for more information is if it’s relevant to the business (for example if they need to segment the list for some reason in the future) or if it’s a retail site and they need this information to know where you are located and what type of products you are interested in to send you emails on featured items that are specific to where you are located. For example boots in the winter in Canada.n

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