No problem. I am a teacher so thought I may be able to give some guidance as to how likely schools would be to buy it.I'm keeping quiet about it for the moment!
If I get my school to buy it, can I have a brown envelope stashed with cash?
No problem. I am a teacher so thought I may be able to give some guidance as to how likely schools would be to buy it.I'm keeping quiet about it for the moment!
If you're serious, what're you struggling with mate? I manage and create content for a 1,000,000+ page (as well as our other handles). Pretty small fry numbers compared to the last place I was with, but it's also a bigger audience than many other pages out there!Kin hell.., i'm struggling setting up my facebook business page.
First up is a simple guide how to design, build, implement, maintain and support your own commercial web presence for less than £5k.
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No problem. I am a teacher so thought I may be able to give some guidance as to how likely schools would be to buy it.
If I get my school to buy it, can I have a brown envelope stashed with cash?
Don't worry, the OP is going to give me a job.Reported to the local education authority. They are now combing their personnel files for a staff member called 117 M34.
If you're sending bulk emails out don't use your own domain to send them, not sure if mail chimp do it but others will send from a new domain (for example if Ric wanted to bombard us with spam he could email us from bluemoon-online.co.uk rather than bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk) as all it takes is a couple of tossers to mark your email as spam and your domain gets black listed. If your list is true sign ins Mail Chimp should be fine, if recipients don't know who you are (ie a bought or "borrowed" list) you're going to have a couple of car crashes before you get a good list so it's best to get a mail sender that will give you a sending email address that's not your domain.For an email send of that size (i.e. 20,000-30,000) , you should really be using a third party such as MailChimp. They can stagger the send if you so desire.
As mentioned in my PM, Shopify might be worth looking at for your site if you want to keep costs down initially. It's $29 a month, which I guess could soon add up, but it means you don't have to throw a load of money up front at the project.
If you're serious, what're you struggling with mate? I manage and create content for a 1,000,000+ page (as well as our other handles). Pretty small fry numbers compared to the last place I was with, but it's also a bigger audience than many other pages out there!