Galina Vitols's List: Other Internet Marketing Resources

• Dennis Davis

  Fun stuff as Jason Hodge states, when you start down the path of Network Securities you begin an whole new ball game. Learning the ropes of the Net and where they slap you and where they allow you to function. Establishing yourself as a bus...iness and letting Google know you are such is part of the anit-spam world, and black listing fun. It is one reason i help my Clients that want to have their own servers and mail system and state "you dont want to do that" most of you probably wont even know what the h3LL im talking about but thats what 20 + years of tech does for you. Understanding their games, its why i was so livid with TG about the design process.
  
  Ponder this as you begin your work, as Jason has found out.
  Are you an established business? y
  Do you have a business site? y
  Is your business site, virtual or actual? Both
  Have you listed on Google Places?
  IF not you can be considered a SPAMMER and would be considered a threat until phone contacts are made. If you circumvent some of these you can become or your IP address can become Blacklisted.
  
  Jason Hodge and Justin Taylor maybe you can shed a bit more light on this and anyone else wanting to discuss Network and Sys Admin fun
  
  Its one of the reasons TG taught us to get Google Places Up on your site and your Clients site.
• My work-a-round was to use my own email addresses to set up my channels. Problem solved. At the point that I'm shifting them over to a client[s] to have them setup their gmail accounts and create the proper filters to forward all correspondences to them from those accounts. [Reader's Digest version of the process, but you get the gist.]
• Justin Taylor

  My other workaround actually a couple of them, is to use one of my Google Apps accounts that has like 1000 accounts available and just use those as a the generic account for my client... that way I have complete control over creation, and e...verything for the client. Since Apps accounts are full fledged Google accounts they do everything that Gmail does. Only all on a network that I control, which means I can add and delete at will... Then if the client wants another account, they can set up the Gmail account and I can do what Jason said... We use generic accounts for everything, including reporting, setting up other accounts... basically doing anything the client needs done from a generic point of view. Depending on how this plays out, in the future, we may add an extra $50 to the cost of setting up accounts and actually provide a several more generic level domains, and all the premium services of Google. Or better yet, charge them $60 a year, in the set up and maintenance costs and set up a specific domain for them...
  
• But the best one yet, which you all can do and I save for last, is for many of the lead capture sites, we are creating generic sounding domains anyway... so what we do is set up a Free Google Apps account with that same domain, as they now only give you 10 free accounts. Which is more than enough. Then we have a domain, email, all the tools, and no issues with Google. Set up enough of them or even sell some of them and you become a partner of Google and make a percentage of the payments. Win-win.See More

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• 12 hours ago

  Jimmy Harding

  • Try this :-)
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