No More Newsletter
This blog no longer has an email newsletter. It seems odd to post this, since the people who signed up to receive the newsletter will not be alerted. The service that I used to send out newsletters...
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This blog no longer has an email newsletter. It seems odd to post this, since the people who signed up to receive the newsletter will not be alerted. The service that I used to send out newsletters...
Read more →On this blog, in a comment from February 2015, I said: > It is 2015 and for the last few years, the message has been build the newsletter. Like every other web trend, this will get played out. There...
Read more →UPDATE August 2025: Follow.it stopped working for this blog. I tried to fix things, but failed. Today, Google announced it will no longer be supporting the Email post option in Feedburner. This...
Read more →You've probably received a lot of emails in the last month related to privacy policy updates. This was all in response to the GDPR privacy laws. I had zero interest in figuring out if my sites might...
Read more →UPDATE April 2021: The service discussed in this post is no longer working. In my previous post How to Save RSS, I asked the RSS developers to create a newsletter reader. My wish was to redirect my...
Read more →I love RSS. It is the best technology for reading content on the web. For those who do not know what RSS is, check out this 1 minute video. According to my research, RSS popularity began to decline...
Read more →It has been a while since Newsletter #3 - Eliminate. For #4, I wanted to take a break from fitness and nutrition for one issue and focus on a topic that we can all benefit from. With all the data...
Read more →Yesterday I sent out my 3rd newsletter, which I called Eliminate. For those that aren't signed up, here is a direct link to Newsletter #3: http://eepurl.com/bdt0cL After I sent the newsletter, I...
Read more →Yesterday I sent off my 2nd newsletter, which I called Chill. I was very reluctant to start a newsletter. My thinking is that readers already have RSS, Twitter and can even have each post sent via...
Read more →I finally got around to playing with the MailChimp application long enough to publish the 1st CriticalMAS newsletter. The theme was Summer of Moving. Not sure if I'll have a theme for every...
Read more →For the longest time, I have rejected the idea of having a newsletter for this site. There are too many spammy sites out there that have jumped on the "win the inbox" meme. But there are some people...
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