Marc Chesley
33 Great Books Marc Chesley Read in ‘09
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote down some personal objectives for 2010. I originally resolved to read 20 books in 2010. At the time, it seemed like a reasonable goal. I figured that if I read two books a month and gave myself a little wiggle room I would come in at about 20 [...]
Solid State Drives (SSDs) and the Business Owner
I love SSDs! Solid-State Drives or SSDs are storage devices that use solid-state memory to store data instead of spinning hard disks. The SSD is quickly replacing the older-style spinning hard disks that almost everyone has in their computers right now.
In the spirit of the Geek Week blog entries on our blog, I wanted to go [...]
Geek Week: Tech Advancements @ Infusionsoft
This last year has been one of the best years ever for Infusionsoft technology! During 2009, we tackled many problems that have nagged us for a while and delivered better-than-expected results.
The biggest thing we did this year was to strengthen the Infusionsoft application infrastructure by deploying what we internally called the “17” release. In 17, we refactored [...]
Band Practice
A few weeks ago, I was asked to join a band! I have been playing the guitar since I was 9 years old and I love jamming-out to ‘80s rock. Here is a little taste of the glory as I shredded the National Anthem on my Charvel guitar earlier this year. I have been in several bands [...]
Three Pillars of Email Deliverability, Free Webinar
You may have caught Joe Manna’s great blog post last week describing six ways to improve your email deliverability, or maybe you got an email from me a while back about not “peeing in the (email server) pool.”
Email deliverability has clearly been a hot topic around our company. Today I’d like to lay out what [...]
The Relationship Between E-Mail Marketing Sending Frequency and Spam – Part 2
In part two of my series on e-mail marketing and spam, I build upon the points I made in part one. Don’t bury your prospects or customers with too many messages.
The Relationship Between E-Mail Marketing Sending Frequency and Spam- Part 1
I’ve noticed something interesting lately with regard to SPAM complaints. First, let me set up the situation: A customer buys a product online. The customer fills out a web form with their contact information to complete the transaction. This customer even checks the box on the form indicating that they want to receive future marketing [...]
