The results are not all in, and may take some time, but point is that I had "found" a mailing list on my computer, and wasn't even aware of it. Why not? Well, all these names came in over a period of time. And, since they just sort of trickled in, I was not much aware that I was even building a mailing list.

So, why not look through YOUR computer, and see what names you may have available? It's often been said that very best mailing list is YOUR OWN! How many people have contacted you about a program you're in? Did you save their names? You just might be surprised at what you can find. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ copyright2002 John Evans http://www.dailybiz.com/change.htm Want to REALLY make money online? Visit us now. You can use this article but please leave it intact. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

For instance, one ezine comes to mind, that I get every week. One line in newsletter says, "Hello BJ, Thank you so much for taking time to read this newsletter."

Now, this particular ezine has around 2000 subscribers, so you know darn well that publisher just doesn't have time to put each of his subscriber's names on their copies of ezine. But he still says, "Thank you." And you know what? Even though he, or his list manager, probably used a CGI script of some kind to 'mail merge' our names into newsletter, it still tickles my ego. I'll bet it does yours, too!

This man took time to see that all his subscribers received a Thank You.

Have you thanked YOUR customers...Lately?

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