Receive Emails Via Text Message

It is no secret that we love smartphones, but we recognize that there are still people in the world using plain, no-Internet cell phones. We envy their phone bills, but pity their lack of always-on connection to the Web.
TXTJet.com has found a way to give non-smartphone users at least a glimpse of the functionality we gadget gurus take for granted. By signing up with the service, you can receive email on absolutely any phone that can receive text messages.

To sign up, create a username and password, then click the blue Create my Account button.

How Many People Open, Read and Delete Your Mass Emails

Mass email campaigns are used by nearly every company with an Internet presence. We receive at least 200 of these emails per day from bookstores, software developers, local grocery stores and even dating Web sites. Most of these mass emails end up in the trash folder without being opened.
If you are using or considering a mass email campaign for your Web site, tracking how many people read your emails is essential to gauging how powerful your mass email campaign is. CampaignCog can track this data, along with how many people quickly scan or delete your emails.

Scroll to the bottom of the CampaignCog homepage and click Sign up Now.

Add Your Latest Tweet to Your Email Signature

Many Twitter lovers use the service to promote their businesses. Writers post their latest articles to Twitter, while retailers send sale and coupon information. Most of this information is useful even for non-Twitter lovers, but reaching them is a challenge.
TwitFooter is an inventive way to reach those non-Twitter followers with whom you communicate regularly. The service automatically adds your latest Tweet to every email you send—and self-updates, too.

On the TwitFooter homepage, click the Sign in with Twitter button.

Two Easy Ways to Hide Your Email Address on a Web Site

For Web site owners and bloggers, spam bots are a real pain. These Web crawlers troll the Internet looking for unsuspecting email addresses. Spammers then use this information to bombard addresses with appendage enlargement advertisements and shady business opportunities.
If you are concerned with the amount of spam generated by placing your email addresses on your Web site or blog, yet still want your visitors to have a way to contact you, concealing your email address from non-human eyes is a must. Here are two easy ways:

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