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ONLINE Shortlisting Your Mail By Sarita Agarwal
Net for Ad I-Advertising: A moderated discussion list for issues related to Web publicity. It's a high-traffic list, so join only if you think you can handle the load. To subscribe, send an E-mail to i-advertising@gs2.rev net.com , with JOIN in the body of your message. MTOTD: Ira Pasternack is the owner of Clearly Internet, an Internet training and consulting company which helps people use the Internet as a business tool. Ira sends out Marketing Tip of The Day (MTOTD), an open, moderated newsletter-style list. The tips provide specific instructions for taking actions related to online marketing. Subscribers may submit their own tips, and are encouraged to comment on the tips. To subscribe, send an E-mail message to majordomo@databack.com with SUBSCRIBE MTOTD in the body of the message. Online-Ads: The Online Advertising Discussion List encourages sharing of practical expertise and experiences between those who buy, sell, research and develop tools for online advertising; as well as those providing online public relations and publicity services. Journalists who write about online advertising and promotion use the list as a resource. Subscribers also receive AD BYTES, a weekly news supplement. To subscribe to this mailing list, fill in the form available at http://www.o-a.com. Netsurfer Digest: Netsurfer Digest is your weekly guide to interesting news, places and resources online. Periodically, you can also expect to see special bulletins about significant breaking stories. The drawback?they've discontinued their TXT version?all you get now is HTML mail. To subscribe, fill in the online subscription form at http://www.netsurf.com/nsd/subscribe.html. INTBIZ: More than 4,000 people from over 100 countries participate in The International Business List to gather information about international sales; make business contacts; learn about new markets, strategy, tactical marketing programmes and successful business models on the Web. To keep the discussion on topic, the group is moderated. To subscribe, send a message to join-intlbizdigest@gs2.revnet.com, with "JOIN" in the subject. NUA Internet Surveys: NUA Ltd., an Irish company focusing on helping organisations adapt to the Internet, offers a range of consulting and development services. They also send out a monthly newsletter, Internet Surveys, which summaries the most interesting surveys containing data relating to the Internet. To subscribe, send an E-mail to surveys-request @nua.ie, with the word "SUBSCRIBE" in the body of the message. MEDIAP: Media Professional seeks to unite the wisdom of print publishing with the excitement of new media. At Media Profl@aol.com . Look for a Search Engine If you want to know more about getting a better listing for your site in search engines, then Danny Sullivan's The Search Engine Report is one newsletter you just must read. This newsletter, the E-mail companion to Search Engine Watch, http://searchenginewatch.com/ , keeps you informed of changes to the site and general search engine news useful to Web developers and search-engine users. To subscribe, send E-mail to majordomo @calafia.com with the following as your message: SUBSCRIBE SEARCHREPORT . Or, you may use the form at http://searchenginewatch.com/list.htm. VirtualPROMOTE: The VirtualPROMOTE Gazette is a weekly newsletter that goes out to Webmasters, executives and Web marketing professionals. It's full of things you can do to improve the performance of your Web site, whether that means more traffic or more sales. To subscribe, visit http://www.virtualpromote.com/gazetteform.html. You can also send a message to webmaster@virtualpromote.com. Surfing with Kids Lots of quality sites (with interesting themes like bubbles and butterflies) to let your brats loose on. To subscribe, send an E-mail to join-surfnetkids@s1.net . This will keep them out of mischeif. As always, your ideas, suggestions and inputs are most welcome. The writer can be reached at sarita.agarwal@mailexcite.com |
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The Net is like
quicksilver--impossible to pin down. It's barely six months since I wrote about my
favourite mailing lists, and already one's been discontinued (NBNEWS); one's been laid to
rest, then revived as a weekly (Computing Today Daily), then laid to rest again; and one's
been renamed (Mercury Mail to Infobeat). Well, no matter. Here are some more excellent
lists you can subscribe to, for free. 
