Customizing E-mail Addresses

Watch out for e-mail harvesting, or farming while choosing an
e-mail service Those free e-mail addresses can look good in the
advertisements Make sure they’re not actually “10 free SPAM
portals” In all fairness, e-mail’s successes and failures
depend more heavily upon your mail program and your browser than
the server that simply processed them You can check to see
which kind of mail server(s) a company is offering, and if there
are any other layers of security available such as Anti-Virus
and Anti-SPAM Make sure the service is applying SMTP-Auto
secure mail protocol
SouthernSitesnet offers free e-mails with all of its web
packages, as well as allowing for those e-mails to be forwarded
to your current e-mail address This provides an active mode of
communication from customers through the website to the site
owner, without installing additional e-mail software, or having
to check a separate e-mail box for incoming messages Having
those e-mail addresses configured with your new dotcom address
also provides a great opportunity for you to distribute new
business cards with the website address and e-mail address
prominently displayed Think for just a few more moments, and a
flood of ideas develop through which to apply this new
information in various marketing strategies Everywhere your
personal e-mail address used to go, can now be used as another
inch of advertising space
Talk to your web consultant about creating other custom e-mail
addresses to satisfy customer needs, such as
AboutMyOrder@MyWebsitecom, Optin@MyWebsitecom, etc

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