- Issue: 21 - July 2010
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Dear Reader
Welcome to our newsletter.
We had a lovely holiday recently staying by the river Dart - yes, we're keeping our carbon footprint fairly low! An issue came up while we were away regarding access to e-mail for one of our clients. This has provided the theme of this issue, which includes using a mobile phone for e-mail and broadband, checking whether a website is up or down, receiving junk mail errors and various other hints and tips.
We hope something here will be of interest and relevance.
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Latest News
Since our last issue, we have launched the website for Move Ahead, an executive coaching company based in Tavistock. The new website needed to reflect the right style and the textured background was deliberately chosen to avoid a colder, corporate look.
We've recently updated the St Mellion Business Show website, with this year's exhibition taking place on Wednesday 29th September. Previous exhibitions have hosted over 75 stands with a wide range of businesses throughout the South West represented. Exhibitors and visitors can register through the website. Put the date in your diary to make sure you don't miss it!
Other sites currently under development are Free Range TV and MIH (Make Innovation Happen).
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Article - Sending email via a mobile phone connection
When you're out of the office, how do you access e-mail?
If you have a Blackberry or iPhone, you're probably fine. If you access the Internet via WiFi, you're also probably a happy bunny.
But what if you use a mobile phone, or a 'dongle' from one of the mobile phone suppliers?
Read more about it here ----->
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Article - How to get wrongly labelled as a spammer
I came across a problem the other day and was surprised that it's not more common. It relates to SPAM and the use of broadband for e-mail and Internet at home or small office. Bear with me to the end of this article and I'll show you how you could be branded as a 'Spammer' even though you've done nothing wrong.
Read the full article here ----->
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Client Profile - China Fleet
Having taken over the maintenance of the China Fleet site in November last year, we have been busy working on raising the site's profile on the web.
Read
the full article here ----->
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Tech 'No Babble'
We believe that businesses are more likely to buy from other businesses because of credibility, trust and personal relationships rather than because they're the best or the cheapest...
Read
the full article here ----->
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Hints & Tips no.7
Everyone gets Spam sooner or later. Anyone who’s given out a business card, bought or registered anything on-line or has an address visible on their web site is almost certain to receive Spam at some time. The more you’re active on the web and e-mail, the more Spam you’re likely
to get. Here's a tip to help you manage it.
Read more about it here ----->
Do you worry that your web site might not be 'up' and available all the time? Here's how to stay informed about the status of your web site.
Read more about it here ----->
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