Mailing List Services

  Selecting a web hosting company appears to be an easy task.   When you google (as of this date) web hosting, Google reports back 7,410,000 results.   That is a mix of organic results (unpaid ads) and paid ads, which are strategically placed on each Google page.   If you spend 30 seconds on each listing that’s 222,300,000 seconds or 3,705,000 minutes, which is equivalent to 61,750 hours: close to 2,573 days and nights of nonstop reading: just 169 years. You’re not going to spend that much time choosing a company to host your website. When you’re in a hurry or indecisive you may select the first hosting company that shows up in your search that has tons of positive comments and unbelievable up-times, such as 99%.     99% up-time sounds great, but out of 365 days, that up-time is actually an estimated downtime of 87.6 hours.   Other features that look good include: Unlimited disk space . Unlimited bandwidth and a cornucopia of other unlimited features; The truth is “ Unlimited is

The year is 2021, sending bulk email is commonplace, cyber currency may permanently replace cash, and virtual reality is a reality.  You can buy anything from your mobile phone, including a car, body parts can be manufactured by a printer, and anyone can become famous given enough followers.   However, to follow someone in the year 2021, you need an email address. Why? Because email continues to be the number one communication tool worldwide. In fact, email addresses are a commodity.     In the world today, an email address is worth money to someone. That includes the spammer the email marketer, and certainly the list owner who keeps track of their subscriber’s demographics for targeted email campaigns.  Because of their value, email addresses, bulk email addresses, are resold several times over.   Selling and buying bulk email addresses is big business. These addresses are sold with the promise of being legitimate, opted-in and exclusive; features that make purchasing

The inception and continuation of the internet coupled with the emergence of the World Wide Web are solely responsible for job creation in fields that did not exist 30 years ago. As more tech companies come onboard, there seems to be a new language based on acronyms . Phrases (acronyms) such as Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Internet Protocol (IP), Internet of Things (IOT), Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Gateway Computer System GCS, Amazon Web Services AWS, and Internet Content Creation (ICC), for example, have become common place, even though they can be defined differently by the person using them. In our industry, Web Site Design and Hosting , most of us offer SEO, (LP) landing page design, (ICC) content creation, on a user-friendly platform. Those terms are familiar to our business associates, industry and customers. However, there are no language standards for ITL (In the Life of) a web company, therefore some in our industry coin their own words, create new acronym