Hi again Tracy

Looking at all your posts, we cover pretty much all you need. The bonus is that the solutions are intended for you to use yourself rather than outsourcing to us and the consequent loss of control - but you don't need to develop new skills.

Call me on Tuesday (or Tom Chevous on Monday) and I can walk you through what we do.

One additional key difference is that all our solutions work together, so people involved in an SMS campaign can be tracked to web, email similarly and all is stamped back into a CRM database for the campaign (bouncebacks, automated response etc).

One question though, how much on an eCommerce solution is involved and are all your scenarios linked to the same campaign?

Regards

Tony Addison
InSourced Ltd
0870 774 4462

Thanks, very helpful.
On 10:22:57 19 January 2004 pbreser wrote:
>As you say Tracy, there are plenty of online services for
>sending out email campaigns. As your list is fairly small,
>I'd recommend a service called Tuglet on www.tuglet.com
>and I have used this myself to great effect.
>
>You can put your own html code into the emails, or design
>your emails on line. You can host your images on their
>servers; provide simple tracking of links for html or text
>emails; it provides personalisation in the body text area
>and; has a very good subscribe/unsubscribe system. You can
>also send attachments.
>
>Uploading your data into the software is straightforward
>as you use CSV files and downloading them again is just as
>easy.
>
>For the size of mailing you are looking for, costs are
>around $20 which you pay online by credit card.
>
>The one drawback is that the area allowed for hosting
>images or attachment files is limited to 5120k - I have
>found that this can be a problem when sending attachments.
>
>Pete Bresser, Visionet (www.visionet.co.uk)