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Tag Archives: congress
electing the best spammers
The people who seem to be the most clueless about communication are incumbent politicians. And the area that they seems to be the most clueless about is opt-in/opt-out communication of any kind. Initiate any contact with them and you’re added … Continue reading
Posted in online, strategy
Tagged communication, congress, email marketing, politics, spam
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congressional scam
A scam from Congress — imagine that! I got a message this morning from a staffer of Congressman Tom Cole. It seemed that he wanted to present me with an award called the Congressional Order of Merit for my work … Continue reading
Posted in marketing
Tagged congress, politics, scams, small business marketing, telemarketing
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