Sentences with phrase «take emails from readers»

I also take emails from readers if they are trying to re-create a look or find a celebrity item.»

Not exact matches

After receiving a lot of emails from readers asking how it might change tax bills for families, we decided to take a look.

«We have gotten so many emails on LinkedIn and direct mail from our customers and readers around the world who say, «Your story has inspired me and my wife to take the plunge into entrepreneurship and start something of our own.»

The truth from the ground, based on the extensive footwork due diligence I conduct plus emails from readers around the country reporting similar observations, is that the inventory of home listings of soaring (the published inventory reports by design have 2 - 3 month lag), prices are dropping quickly, the time it takes to sell a home is increasing significantly and, most important, the potential pool of middle class home buyers no longer have an income level that will support the size of mortgage it takes to «buy» a home.

Take it from one of my readers, who recently emailed me this gem: «You have helped me more than any doctor ever has by suggesting collagen — I'm halfway through with the second jar and my condition has improved by 50 %.»

We took into consideration all the emails and comments received from readers over these past two and a half years and left out most of the hard - to - find ingredients and unconventional techniques.

We received this photo of a Designating Petition via email from a reader that claimed the picture was taken in Forest Hills.

No matter the time, day, or occasion, when an email from a reader pops up in our inbox saying The Everygirl has inspired her in some way, we drop everything, read it, make sure one another saw it, and take a moment to smile and be happy.

Although I've yet to receive an email from Sony after signing up to be notified, Sony is now taking pre-orders for the Reader Wi - Fi from their website for $ 149 with free shipping.

Though not open to the public yet, and only taking emails from interested readers, the service will offer audiobooks

Take a cue from the business world and create what's called a «reader magnet» where you offer customers something of value, like your first ebook, in exchange for their email address.

Well, I received this email from a reader suggesting one step we all need to take when we get our cards:

Some argued about the morality of the gambit, but when I interviewed Vettese this week, he said most of his emails were from readers wanting to know more about how to take advantage of it for themselves.

Free Money Finance had a «Help A Reader» post the other day with an email from a woman asking if folks thought it was a good idea to take money out of her mutual funds to pay off $ 24K in credit card debt.

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Every day I get emails from readers and notifications from our customer Facebook group about new sales, bold steps taken, and other victories.

The writing brings satisfaction, more so with the emails I receive from readers who take my advice to heart and those that follow my principles.

MarketingSherpa (a leading publisher of marketing case studies) recently considered whether the wording used in email newsletter hyperlinks (i.e., the «read more» links that take readers from the «teaser» summaries in your email newsletter to the full articles on your website) makes a difference in clickthrough rates.

But to be on a safe side I would suggest the blog readers to take these terms in writing from the insurance company either in the policy document or in an email from a company email id before buying the policy

Three readers actually emailed me — one very angry with a lengthy explanation of how keeping the wolf from the door hadn't allowed her or her husband to vote; one angry that I was encouraging ignorant people to vote; and one grateful because he came from the Soviet Union 20 years ago where pondering the concept of democracy took your mind off Chernobyl or the Gulag.