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1 - Personal Account <a href="mailto:yourname@Domian.com">yourname@Domian.com</a> This is the Account you only give Your Friends and Family. It is just that a Personal Account. To keep this account as Spam Free as Possible Never Mix this Account with your Business Account. 2 - Business Account <a href="mailto:Biz@Domain.com">Biz@Domain.com</a> This Account is your Main Business account and should be given only to your Business Partners and Associates. Again you do not want to Advertise this account or use it to sign up for online Programs. 3 - Sign-Up Account(s) Most Internet Marketers will have many Sign-Up Accounts. These are the Accounts to use to sign-up for programs and information on the Internet. Here are Some Example of Sign-up Accounts I use * <a href="mailto:Subscribe@Domain.com">Subscribe@Domain.com</a> - I use this Account to subscribe to E-Zines * <a href="mailto:hits@Domain.com">hits@Domain.com</a> - I use this account to sign up for Click Exchanges * <a href="mailto:sig@Domain.com">sig@Domain.com</a> - This is a 1 Message Autoresponder Address I use in my signature Line. * <a href="mailto:SlContact@Domain.com">SlContact@Domain.com</a> - Contact E-mail Address used when Joining Safelists * <a href="mailto:SlDump@domain.com">SlDump@domain.com</a> - List E-mail Used when Joining Safelists * <a href="mailto:Junk@Domain.com">Junk@Domain.com</a> 4 - Web Page Accounts <a href="mailto:webpage@domain.com">webpage@domain.com</a> These are Accounts I use for Form-mail or Mail-to Addresses on my Web Pages 5 - Autoresponder Addresses <a href="mailto:newsletter@Autoresponder.com">newsletter@Autoresponder.com</a> There are typically 2 way's to subscribe to an Auto-Responder either with a form or an E-Mail Address. Each Autoresponder would have its own E-Mail Address. 6- Business Cards name-bc@ domain.com I learned this trick from Joe Christopher the Master List Builder. Joe likes to track where people got his E-Mail Address. I never got to ask him this question but I wouldn't be surprised if Joe used something like <a href="mailto:joe-lh@Domain.com">joe-lh@Domain.com</a> for his letterhead and <a href="mailto:Joe-ml@domain.com">Joe-ml@domain.com</a> for his mailing Labels 7 - Offline Ads <a href="mailto:name-oad@domain.com">name-oad@domain.com</a> Actually you may want to have separate E-Mail Address for each Ad you run for tracking purposes. 8 - Collection Accounts Just because you have 10 or more E-Mail Accounts doesn't mean it has to be a Management Nightmare. I have a Class of E-Mail Accounts that I call Collection Accounts. How do Collection Accounts Work Most Web Host's allow you to set up at 3 Different Types of E-Mail accounts. 1. Pop 3/smtp 2. Forwarders 3. Default Pop 3/SMTP These are your Standard E-Mail accounts you use with Outlook Forwarders These E_mail Accounts work like redirect URLS. I have an E-mail Address called <a href="mailto:mike@Domain.com">mike@Domain.com</a>. I have an Account Mike-bc.domain.com but all mail that is sent to mike-bc.domain.com actually goes to <a href="mailto:mike@domain.com">mike@domain.com</a> The Real power of this is that I can have an unlimited number of accounts Forwarded to <a href="mailto:Mike@Domain.com">Mike@Domain.com</a>. Like <a href="mailto:Mike-LH@Domian.com">Mike-LH@Domian.com</a> and Mike-Ads@ Domain.com Similarly I may have <a href="mailto:Mike-Newsletter@domain.com">Mike-Newsletter@domain.com</a> and <a href="mailto:Mike-Ezine@Domain.com">Mike-Ezine@Domain.com</a> all going to <a href="mailto:OnlineRequests@domain.com">OnlineRequests@domain.com</a> Another Twist on Forwarders. Let's say you have many Domains. Domain1, Domain2, Domain3 and Domain4. You can actually forward <a href="mailto:Name@domain1.com">Name@domain1.com</a> to <a href="mailto:Name@Domain4.com">Name@Domain4.com</a> Any E-Mail account that has other accounts Forwarding E-Mails to it are Collection Accounts. Default <a href="mailto:default@Domain.com">default@Domain.com</a> This is a real Special Collection account I like to think of it as The Catch-All Collection Account. The Default E_mail account is like a Lost and Found let's say somebody sends an E-Mail to <a href="mailto:something@domain.com">something@domain.com</a> and that account doesn't exist it then gets routed to <a href="mailto:default@Domain.com">default@Domain.com</a> Mike Makler has been Marketing Online Since 2001, When he built his first Sales organization of over 100,000 Members. Subscribe to Mike's Newsletter here: <a href="http://www.ewguru.com/hbiz/list-sign-up.html Copyright" target="_blank">http://www.ewguru.com/hbiz/list-sign-up.html Copyright</a> © 2005-2006 Mike Makler
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