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Likewise, email blasts which are heavy on text may fall on deaf ears with mobile audiences, who simply don't have the time or patience to scroll endlessly when they are on the go.

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He then proceeded to blast Cruz for his campaign's «voter violation» letters — which has stirred up some controversy among Iowa officials — and an email that they sent insinuating that fellow presidential candidate Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.

Earlier today, Paladino blasted out a missive to his sizable email chain in which he called on Libous to ask the «grassroots / Tea Party taxpayers» for forgiveness for «past transgressions» and pledge to advocate for and defend Conservative / Republican interests.

The Buffalo businessman sent out an email blast this morning with the subject line «I'm Mad as Hell», which is not only the iconic «Network» catchphrase, but also the slogan for Paladino's 2010 campaign.

In an email accompanying the video, which is being blasted out to AQE supporters this morning, the organization's legislative director, Jasmine Gripper, says fully funding the CFE settlement is a matter of «racial justice.»

Her campaign, however, blasted a fundraising email to supporters in which she said she was «ready to consider [Gorsuch] on his merits.»

Top Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa blasted out an emailed statement declaring that the Sunnyside rail yards, which the state partially owns, were not available to be decked for affordable housing, as de Blasio had just proposed.

The Bronx politician blasted out an email message this morning slamming Ms. Olatoye's proposals to rent or sell green spaces to developers to create a massive new revenue stream for NYCHA, which has suffered from decade of disinvestment.

Indeed, the CEO of the KIPP Foundation, Richard Barth, followed the article with an email blast touting the profile of KIPP's teacher - centric form of blended learning — a marked contrast to some networks moving toward a more student - centered — and disruptive — form of blended learning in which teachers are still absolutely critical, but they often play very different roles.

Unlike brick and mortar stores, which only have so much space for co-op deals, Amazon can sell an almost infinite amount in co-op like advantages: extra content for each book on the site, search campaign advertisements, email blasts, and more.

In King County Superior Court, a case had to be stayed while a party sought new counsel after their attorney acknowledged that he falsified a memo and emails before turning them over to plaintiffs in a nationwide class - action lawsuit.7 Similarly, this spring, U.S. District Court Judge Lewis Kaplan, in a 500 - page opinion, blasted a legal team (who previously had «won» a $ 19 billion judgment in an Ecuadorean court) for their «egregious fraud» which included ghostwriting «independent reports.»

(You can try the ABA's SOLOSEZ, but it is like getting blasted with a firehose of email, which makes it hard to pick out the good bits from all the noise.)

Data informs, for example, that the subject line wording drives which email blasts are most opened.

Massive email blasts where the resume is not tailored to the position for which they are applying.

Established the creative for 3 National Sales Meetings which included theme, event design, powerpoint templates, video editing and story boarding, invitations, email blasts and more.

We distribute TWO email blasts to our membership with invitations to the conference, which feature the sponsors list with logos.