Newsletters

The Source - Spring 2011

• Google Modifiers for Better Searches
  Can't find what you're searching for? Try using these Google search operators: they’re neat little modifiers that you can add to your search query to encourage more precise results.
• Email Marketing: Low Cost, High Impact
  Today, many people question the effectiveness of email marketing. They wonder:  “Is email marketing too old-fashioned to be effective?” “Haven’t things like Twitter, Facebook, and blogs replaced the role of email?"  Well, as this article shows, the answer to both those questions is a firm "No."
  

The Source - Fall 2010

• Web Trends: Mobile Websites
  With the growing popularity of smartphones and other web-enabled devices, such as the iPad, more and more consumers are browsing the web through their mobile devices.
• The Decline of IE6
  Developed almost a decade ago in 2001, IE6 has long been considered on its way out.
• Editing Rough Drafts in Word
  Microsoft Word’s Track Changes function is a time- and paper-efficient way of editing a document.

The Source - Summer 2010

• Email Filters - A time-saving tip for Microsoft Outlook
  To help you get organized, gain more control, improve your response time and keep up with critical actions and due dates we will review one of Outlook’s most helpful tools: email filters.
• Social Media – Should Your Business Go Social?
  Social media depicts the human side of your business, with a focus on making connections as opposed to making a sale. The goal is really less about selling, and more about engaging.