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Born & raised in New Jersey, Brian Schwartz received his bachelor's degree from Arizona State University. Currently a resident of Florida, he's Marketing Coordinator for Sweet Breath - The Leader in the Breath Freshener Category for 30 years. He has been selling on eBay since 1999 under the ID: EZas123, an eBay Top 100 Reviewer & Silver Level Powerseller.

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How to Successfully Boost Response Rates to Your Email Newsletters
Building an email list is one of the most important things you can do to build your online business, but unfortunately, building a list is only part of the problem. You also have to make sure that your emails are opened and that your readers respond to your offers. Read
By: brian schwartz | 01/05/2008 | Email
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7 Ways to Have Fun Email Marketing
When you think of marketing via email, you probably think of the business aspects, including how it can improve your profitability. You may not think in terms of fun, but the fact is that marketing with email can be enjoyable both for you and for your readers, and the more fun you have with it, the better your results will be. Read
By: brian schwartz | 01/05/2008 | Email
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Collaborative Email Marketing Through a Joint Venture
If you subscribe to many email newsletters, you've probably seen Joint Ventures. This is a situation in which someone whose newsletter you're subscribed to sends you an offer on behalf of another marketer. These emails often offer special bonuses from the sender if you purchase from the other marketer. Read
By: brian schwartz | 01/05/2008 | Email
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Survival Kit for Oncoming Climate of Economic Turbulence
It is not the end...yet. Dark clouds of recession are certainly hovering around the financial horizon. The economic indicators point towards a downtrend in business, which means problems for real estate investors, job seekers and what have you. Gas prices have hit an all time high. It is certainly time to prepare for a rainy day. Read
By: brian schwartz | 29/04/2008 | Economics