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Is the cryptocurrency Bitcoin a good idea?
Yes.Here’s the problem: most people who know a lot about Bitcoin can only speak “tech”.I was at a conference recently. I was the keynote speaker but had zero talk prepared (as usual). It was a crowdfunding conference so I “crowdsourced” my talk.I asked the audience: I can talk about entrepreneurship or I can take fifteen minutes to explain Bitcoin without using any technical jargon. Clap for which one you want.Almost 100% of the people wanted to learn about Bitcoin without the technical jargon.People are hungry for this. They don’t want to hear about “crypto” or “blockchain”. They just want to know what all this Bitcoin stuff is about.Back in 2013, I thought Bitcoin was a scam. I was wrong.First, some credentials.In early 2013 I had my doubts. I started reading everything I could. Then I got my hands dirty.I’ve been a coder / programmer since 1985. I decided to code up a Bitcoin only store (maybe the first ever) and sell my book, “Choose Yourself” on it before it was released on Amazon.It was very hard. I had to develop the store from scratch since there were no easy tools to help me. There still isn’t (hint: business opportunity).Once I launched it, quite a few people bought my book. I sold a PDF of my book for 0.1 Bitcoin. Bitcoin was then $60 so I sold it for about $6 per PDF. Right now, it’s as if I sold each PDF for $1600. I sold many copies.I went on CNBC when they heard I was doing this. The anchor asked me, “Did you just do this for publicity?”I said, “Well, I’m on national TV so I guess it worked.”Another thing worth noting: Most of my customers came from one domain name (they had to submit their email addresses for me to process the sale): Amazon.com. Make of that what you will.A few months ago I started writing about cryptocurrencies again. I saw so many people getting involved in scams, I wanted to help.The other day I had an Uber driver who thanked me during the car ride for helping him “get it”.And last night at a restaurant, the waiter at the end of the meal shook my hand and thanked me for helping him “finally” begin to understand what Bitcoin was about.In order for crypto currencies to succeed, people need to understand at a basic level what they are. Nobody needs to learn complicated cryptography or blockchain.Just understand why now. Why this is important for us a society.TWO CRITICAL REASONS BITCOIN IS HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT AND HERE TO STAYJust understand these two reasons. Then you will know the potential for Bitcoin. And you will be popular at cocktail parties.A) THE HISTORY OF MONEYEvery new style of money solves the major problems of the last style of money.BarterIf I have a bag of rice and I need shoes, what if you make shoes but you only need 1/2 bag of rice. Do I get 1/2 a pair of shoes?Barter has a lot of problems. In the above, coming up with the rice to shoes exchange rate is difficult.Then coming up with 1000s of exchange rates just to go out and buy groceries is almost impossible.PLUS, what if you have to move (your kingdom is attacked). How are you going to carry all that rice? All of those shoes?Money has two purposes:as a store of wealth / savingsto make transactionsThere’s a third, which Ray Dalio, the head of the largest hedge fund in the world, Brigewater, told me the other day. But we’ll get to that later.Barter is horrible as a store of wealth. And for transactions, best case it’s very difficult.But problems lead to opportunities. Which leads to…2. PRECIOUS METALS / COINSGold and silver are scarce. It’s hard to mine them.But it’s hard to forge them because you can measure by weight.So the scarcity combined with the lack of forgery makes them good choices for money. I can convert my rice into gold coins, you can convert your shoes into gold coins, and now we can trade and now we can buy whatever we want.(Marcus Aurelius on a gold coin)As a store of wealth, it’s not great but not horrible.If my kingdom is attacked and I have to move, gold and silver are easily stored and carried as designed jewelry.BUT, two problems.One: what if you live in a country that doesn’t have any gold mines. Now you either have to trade for gold or start attacking countries: (this did not work out so well for the Aztecs).Two: What if you wanted to buy a house right now: are you really going to bring a truck of gold bars to the closing? Or if you have to move to another country and you have a lifetime worth of savings: are you going to ship all of your gold bars to your new home?People say that gold is “real” as opposed to (later) paper money and cryptocurrencies.This is not really true. Gold is a rock. But it does have industrial uses (silver is better for this because of price but still…). Gold and silver are great electric conductors, can be used as SILVERware. Can be used as antibiotics (hence great for fillings on teeth).So we can say that gold money is “backed” by something that has real use with value associated with it.But we still have to solve the problems above.3) PAPER MONEY BACKED BY GOLD AND…PAPER MONEYCountries made paper money that was like a contract with the government that all of that money can be converted into gold.This was great for transactions (easy to carry paper money).This was great for store of wealth (put the money in a bank and you can go anywhere). The first banks for paper money backed by gold helped fund every war in Europe in the 1800s. Good job!When paper money is backed by gold it also puts a clamp on inflation. You only have as much paper money in a country as there is gold in that country.(yes, there is a 100,000 dollar bill in the US. Woodrow Wilson is on it).So you can trust the government to not go crazy printing money that is not backed by gold (like German in the 1920s when trillions of Marks were printed and Germany went into an inflationary death spiral that was at least one cause for World War II).BUT, why benefit the countries where gold is easy to mine and punish the countries where gold is hard to mine.Also, the world is expanding in every way: more people, more technology, more innovation, more THINGS.I’m not sure this is a good thing or a bad thing (see: Germany above) but sometimes countries need to balance debt with money printing to manage their fiscal policy.The US went off of gold in the early 70s in order to fund the financial needs of both the Vietnam War and the social improvement programs of Lyndon Johnson.This created inflation.Paper money will often lead to this situation. Someone will say: why do we need the gold part?Again, might be good or bad. There’s a lot of debate. Did money printing save the US in 2008 and 2009? Maybe. Or will their be future problems caused by this? Maybe.Nevertheless, there are other problems with paper money that need to be solved:a. No privacy.If I’m making a sizable (greater than $1000) transaction I’m usually not using cash but either a credit card or a money wire.So that means your bank knows. Other banks know (the bank you are sending money to, the Federal Reserve, the local Reserve bank, etc).Government agencies know (the IRS, the NSA, etc etc).Potentially sites like Google and Amazon know depending on what payment services you use and what you are buying.So you have no privacy on your transactions with paper money.b. Fees.If I send a friend in Korea money, I go through my bank (fee), local reserve bank (fee), Federal Reserve (fee), International wiring system (fee), their central bank (fee), their local reserve bank (fee), their local bank (fee).That’s a lot of fees. Those fees help create inflation because every transaction needs to have a profit on top of those fees.c. Forgery. Something like $200 billion in forged money is circulating right now.d. Human error. This is a CRITICAL problem. There are so many opportunities for human error. When you transfer money, they can send to the wrong account. Or a bank’s software can be hacked and you lose all of your money.Or, most importantly, the Federal Reserve in the US can decide to print another trillion (Like 2009) and, without your permission, the value of your dollar has gone down.In the US we’ve been lucky. But all of South America hasn’t been so lucky (all of their currencies crashed in the 80s. Most of Asia wasn’t so lucky in the 90s (their currencies wiped them out). Russia in 1997 was wiped out.Many countries have relied on humans to print (or not print) money and the slightest human error can wipe out an entire country’s economy.The United States has been lucky. For now. But this is a HUGE error we risk every day.These are the basic problems. There are more (theft, for instance).e. What is backing paper money?Only our trust. I don’t want to be a conspiracy theorist. But the reality is: a dollar is a piece of paper. Just like gold is just a rock.How do they make us trust that the money has value?They put “In God We Trust” on it. They put George Washington. They put the signature of the Secretary of Treasury (pretending it’s a contract.).And, for the weirdos, they even put a pyramid with an eye on it.And that’s supposed to be why we trust it. I don’t trust it.4) BITCOIN (and, btw, Bitcoin is not the end. There will be a “5”).Bitcoin solves the problems above.a. Human error: there is no printing of money. There is a fixed supply of 21,000,000 coins.How do I know this? I’m a skeptic. So I read the software behind Bitcoin. I read it over and over until I could figure it out. In one part of the code they clearly define how many coins can be “mined” / printed (printed is the wrong word but I’m using it here to make the connection with paper money). And there’s another part of the code which “enforces” the first part.(part of the code that limits the total # of bitcoins to 21,000,000. I found this by reading ALL of the code for bitcoin).b. Theft. Like with every other form of currency, an exchange (like a bank) that stores your Bitcoin can be hacked and money stolen.BUT, I only keep a small amount of money in an exchange. You can get a storage drive, store your money, and put it in a safety deposit box. So even if the exchange is attacked, you still have your money.ALL theft can be prevented this way with Bitcoin. You can’t do this with paper dollars because if you have too many dollars, how will you store it? Ditto for gold.c. Forgery. The software guarantees that Bitcoins can’t be forged.d. Privacy. I can send you a Bitcoin and nobody knows who is sending it, who is receiving it, and no government institutions are aware of it.e. Fees.Some bitcoin transactions have small fees. But it’s nothing like the fees of going through six banks in the transaction described above.What’s backing it?There’s about 1000 man-years of science backing Bitcoin.The underlying technology of Bitcoin which involves heavy amounts of cryptography, financial know-how, and basics of contract law, plus the “blockchain” have 100s of use-cases that we have only just begun to play with.EVEN IF Bitcoin is never used as a coin (although note: it’s being used every day as money) there are 100s or 1000s of other uses for Bitcoin that have nothing to do with the basic money use.I won’t get into the weeds here: but suffice to say that ALL of contract law can be (and will be) eventually replaced by Bitcoin.And ALL of logistics will be replaced by Bitcoin (e.g. UPS is replacing all of their internal logistics (tracking millions of packages every day going from millions of locations to millions of other locations) by Bitcoin technology.There’s nothing behind paper money or gold like this.Now…Bitcoin has problems also.Hence the need for other cryptocurrencies. But that’s ok and not the topic for here. Suffice to say, Bitcoin solves all the basic problems of paper money, which solves the problems of gold, which solves the problems of barter.HOWEVER, there is another reason why Bitcoin is here to stay and it’s so compelling.——EVOLUTION OF EVERY INDUSTRYEverything in life evolves. Not only species but ideas.Let’s look at some industries.MEDICINETheism: 500 years ago if you got sick, you’d either pray to a god to get better, go to a shaman, make a sacrifice, or assume you committed a sin that made you sick and would try to undo the sin.Humanism: Post-rennaissance, we had human “experts” called doctors who would either leech us to death, perform horrible surgeries that would kill us, or would pat us on the back, hammer our knee and say, “take two aspirin”.Doctors aren't bad. They’ve saved many many lives. But Humanism has it’s limits. A known fact is that, on average, the moment when a doctor is most effective is his or her first year out of medical school. After that, statistically downhill.Data-ism:Now when if you go to a doctor, you get tests. You get blood work, you get an MRI, an EEG, an X-Ray, the X-Ray might go into a database and an AI algorithm matches it against other X-rays (does it match a tumor X-ray or a non-tumor X-ray?). We even get genetic testing to see if our illness is in our chromosomes.Then, armed with data, often a computer will tell us the correct solution (and even a computer can do the robotic surgery needed), or a human will help interpret the data (but there’s room for human error here).(source: National Genome Research Institute)So Medicine has evolved fromTheism → Humanism → DataismLet’s pick another industry:WARTheism: 3000 years ago if two countries went to war, the kings would perform massive sacrifices to their gods the day before.In the Bible, whosever God was stronger (Baal versus Yahweh being a notable Hebrew battle), that group would win the war.Fragments of this exist right now: May the Force Be With You, said to Luke before he flies out to fight the Death Star.Humanism: For the past 500 years, whoever had the most humans on the ground, the most bullets, then the most planes, then the most bombs. ,would win the war.Data-ism:War is being fought every day now. EVERY SINGLE DAY. Every day, some country tries to bring down the electric grid of Poland.Every day, every Fortune 500 company is attacked by “bot armies” coming from…nobody knows.I’ve been involved in the cyber security space for 25 years or more.I once was talking to a company who helps Fortune 500 companies fight “bot armies”. All of the employees were top Phds who were the experts in their fields.One guy told me, “No matter how smart we are, they are smarter.”Who are “they?” The people making the bot armies. Where do they come from? We don’t know. They come from everywhere. They are just smarter than us.Elections are rigged. Companies are attacked. Information is stolen.We have been in World War III for at least 20 years and it will never end. Dataism has taken over war.Ok…MONEYTheism: “In God We Trust”Humanism: “George Washington”. A picture of Independence Hall. Or the White House. Anything. Anything at all so that we trust humans with what we are given in exchange for the hard labor we do every single day.Do we trust humans? I tend to trust humans. But that is maybe not so smart all of the time. Humans make a lot of mistakes and that’s been the downfall of so many companies, so many families, and so many…everything.Data-ism. Bitcoin and now other cryptocurrencies.1000s of man-years of science. 100,000s of lines of code that has been checked by 10,000s of the best programmers.Data-ism prevents forgery, keeps privacy, re-creates all contract law, avoids fees, avoids theft. And this is just a small sample of what data does for money.“In Data We Trust” for better or worse. But it works.The natural evolution of money has arrived. And it’s not only Bitcoin but other cryptocurrencies.FAQ:Why do we need other Cryptocurrencies?Why do we need more than one currency at all? Why is there a US dollar and a Canadian dollar.FOR NO REASON. Just an artificial border created in 1770 and we have two different currencies.Cryptocurrencies have what I call are “problem borders”.One coin is better than Bitcoin for making contracts (Ethereum).Another coin is better for privacy ((Zcash. A problem with Bitcoin is that although there are no names on a transaction, I can see the size and the time. So privacy is still a slight problem).Another coin might be better for solving a problem of decentralized storage (as opposed to storing all of your photos on one centralizes spot that can be hacked like Google Drive). Bitcoin doesn’t address this problem.Problem Borders create new currencies.Is it too late to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies?Right now, this reminds me of the Internet in 1995–6. There’s a bit of irrational exuberance in new coins. Prices are going crazy.There will be a massive pullback. BUT, the legitimate coins are here to stay and will keep going.Amazon, of course, pulled back, when the Internet pulled back. Now it will eventually be a trillion dollar company. Many companies that started in the 90s have survived and thrived and were great long-term investments that have paid off.Cryptocurrencies are the “internet of money”. The internet is here to stay and so is the internet of money.We are only in inning one of the cryptocurrency shift in our money.Will cryptocurrencies replace paper money?Yes. Eventually. It might not be Bitcoin although Bitcoin will always exist.But each country, to solve the problems of paper money, will eventually switch. Countries that are debating it include: Israel, Estonia, Venezuela, Argentina.Countries that will use some aspects of cryptocurrency technology in their central bank will soon include China, Korea, Russia, and yes, the United States.And many countries will reject cryptocurrencies but their population will shift en masse to cryptocurrencies in order to avoid corruption, human error, theft, etc. First on my list for this is Argentina.What will the value of cryptocurrencies be?When I first wrote about this, all cryptocurrencies added up was about $200 BILLION. Now it’s around $750 Billion. Although I do view many of the currencies as scams so the number is really less.That’s the “SUPPLY” of cryptocurrencies.The DEMAND is the amount of paper money + gold that exists.That number is $200 TRILLION.So in order to go from ONE TRILLION to 200 TRILLION that’s a 200x gain. In other words, $10,000 turns into $2,000,000.And if you focus on the legitimate currencies, the gains are much greater.So, again, we are very much in the beginning of this. There is no other investment opportunity in our lifetime greater than this. And we ARE at the beginning.What are the legitimate cryptocurrencies?There are many. I don’t want to get into the weeds here and discuss all the technology.And I also don’t like all the speculative trading that is going on in cryptocurrencies. Speculation leads to scams and bubbles.But just like there were Internet companies that survived the bust and became the companies we use every day, there are cryptocurrencies that exist now that we will use every day ten years from now.You said on CNBC that Bitcoin will go to a $1,000,000? Were you kidding?No.Bitcoin hit $20,000 recently. We just said it could go at least as much as 200x higher. That’s $4,000,000. So even at $1,000,000, Bitcoin will be a buy.How else can one make money in the Bitcoin sector?You don’t have to be a software developer.When the gold rush hit in the 1800s, Levis Jeans became the big winner. And the companies that sold “picks” and “shovels”.There will be many picks and shovels companies in the Bitcoin space.Sites that have the latest bitcoin news and analysis will do well. Exchanges will do well. Companies that help integrate traditional companies with the deeper parts of Bitcoin technology will do well (like whoever is helping UPS integrate blockchain tech into their logistics).Companies that help new cryptocurrencies launch will do well.And on and on.Someone said you called “Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme” in early 2013. Why should we trust you now?First, I’m always a believer that the best investment is in yourself. This will provide greater than 200x returns.That said, I was wrong in early 2013.I’ve been a software guy for 25+ years. I’m able to do my research. Which I did.By May 2013 I had already done enough research to build my own bitcoin store, go on CNBC and discuss Bitcoin, and be an advocate when it was just $60. This is all public info.But, for me, focusing on my physical health, emotional health, creative health, and spiritual health, will always be the most valuable “Currency” I can develop and trade in.Could Bitcoin be just a fad?No.Paper money DOES have the problems described above. Someone has to solve those problems. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies solve them.And every industry evolves. Cryptocurrencies are the “In Data We Trust” way in which money is evolving.And $750 BILLION believes in me on this.Who is Satoshi?Satoshi is the secretive founder of Bitcoin. He is worth many many billions in Bitcoin right now. He is anonymous and reporters, governments, etc have never figured out who he is.That said, a number of people know who he is. I read his blog every day, He is a secretive person and nobody wants to blow his cover.Well, what should I do now?Don’t listen to me.a. Get an account on Coinbase (or wherever). Buy $10 worth of Bitcoin just to taste and feel it.b. Then read. Read a lot.Here’s some books not about Bitcoin that are worth reading:Sapiens by Yuval HurariThe Evolution of Everything by Matt RidleyThe Ascent of Money by Niall Ferguson.Antifragile by Naseem TalebThere’s a lot of discussion of cryptocurrencies on Reddit and Twitter. DO NOT read those. Most of those discussions are filled with trolls although there are some decent sources there.Blogs / Sites: start with Coindesk and CoinTelegraph. You'll find the rest as you read more.
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How do you use PS?
We use p.s. (Postscript) to add an extra thought to the end of a letter.Back in the old days—when we wrote letters on paper—we might finish our thoughts, sign the letter, then realize that we’d left something out. We’d then write p.s. and our extra thought below the signature.People still do that today with letters that are written on a computer and then printed out. Sometimes it is done on purpose to add a more personal touch, because the p.s. is written by hand.We may also do it in e-mail, even though it is very easy to edit our message to include the missing information. I usually do this when I want it to be clear that the p.s. was a later thought. This can be useful if it doesn’t really relate to the main topic of the message.Here is an example.Dear Karin,I had a great time at your party last week and very much enjoyed meeting your friend Bob. We had a good discussion about sailing and agreed to meet on the lake sometime before the season is over. See you soon,- Heidip.s. I forgot to ask for your Aunt for her strudel recipe. Could you get it from her next time you see her? Thanks!p.s. PostScript is also a computer language. We used to create documents in programs such as Pagemaker and Quark and export them in postscript format to be commercially printed. These days such documents are usually exported in .pdf format.
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What do you prefer an E-book or a Real book?
Well, better in what sense? Some of the other respondents to this question were quite light-hearted and casual. Let’s look at both the sides independently and check out their advantages. Note. If we change some inputs to this discussion such as the size of the book, the type of the book, the binding, usage, popularity, price, author,etc the preferred option will sway. So, let’s standardize and keep this fact in mind. Printed books * More accessible. This is what I feel personally.More accessible in terms of the first reading. They have felt easy to the eye over the years and better connections were made when I read them first. Touching the pages and holding the book makes reading a good experience. * Easy edits. I can draw, highlight, mark, add, cut, note, remind, tear,etc easily without having to toggle. It feels very easy to do it on a printed book. No clicking and selecting required. Printed books contain personally hand-marked symbols which lead to better cognition, not the same as in case of E-books though. * Printed books hold memories. I still have the first (Oxford pocket edition) dictionary which I bought in 5th grade. I used to carry that to the school everyday. Today, that dictionary is almost 10 years old. I had written some words on the back of the dictionary. I still remember that English lecture to this date. I have passed on that dictionary to my brother, the same way my dad had passed on his. * Better mornings. When I sleep on a printed book, it leaves me in good shape the next morning. As mentioned earlier, printed books are better for the eye than e-books. Reading on a Kindle/Ipad after sitting hours in front of the computer does not sound the best idea to me. I cannot read the e-books simultaneously and for a long time. Comparatively, printed books promise a better night’s sleep. Reading the E-books for long is pretty tiresome and harmful. * Theft. I will lose only the book which has been stolen and not the entire set of e-books if my reader is stolen which boasts of a greater probability. * Special Case. Imagine a printed book lying besides you and someone visits and glances on the cover of the book. That becomes a talking point instantly. I have came to know about the veracity and vivid description of various places and events from people which were mentioned in the book without even asking them. The people themselves start speaking when they see a book relating to some place,personality,etc that they have had some experience with. * No Battery issues here. If you are charged up to read, that’s enough. E-Books * Some obvious ones. Holds thousands of books, less spending on buying the books, better portability, etc. * Sharing. It is possible to share specific quotes, lines, chapters, extracts, diagrams on the go. It is easier to dissect content and share among each other for furthering discussions. As some sharing infrastructure is already available, it is also easier to discuss the shared content off the e-books. A large number of people have access to shared content. e-books are ubiquitous and can be built upon easily. * Durability. The e-books will stay as they are without any risk of getting damaged, torn, mutilated or eaten by rats, or any of that sort. However, the only issue is the existing e-book formats might get outdated or replaced if any better reading technologies are available in the future. * Easy Purchase. You’re only a few clicks away from getting a e-book in your hands in the next few minutes. Affordable e-book readers and e-books. * Flexibility. You can resize stuff and change the reading style that suits you. The Acrobat Reader has been modified and good additions have been made by signNow. A lot of options to deal with the e-books. So, it makes it possible for different types of people to read e-books pleasurably. Also, the reader apps allow to jump between chapters without turning the pages. A ‘tap on the word dictionary support’ is also a good feature. The recent surge towards e-books is quite observable and I personally think that e-books are advantageous in some cases. Online reading and other reader apps provides us with links and search engines which makes it possible to study related concepts quickly and briefly. In case of printed books, we need to refer other books or media. A better way to deal with your reading habits is to mix and match. That provides a better way to read effectively. If you have 5 books to read, then buy printed editions of some books whereas read via the soft copy for others. * If the book has too many diagrams, charts, tables, I will certainly go for a printed edition. * If the book is a novel, then either way it’s fine. Actually, e-books will do here. * The books which require some brainstorming, I will certainly go for printed editions. * The main book should be printed and rest ancillary material can be electronic stuff. Until, a better reading technology is available which makes reading more accessible than what it is currently, printed books (even though their sales have plummeted in the recent years) will still be the favorites.
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What documents do you provide when invited to apply (ITA) for Canadian PR?
Passport (Self and accompanying dependents)Language Test Results (IETLS)TranscriptsDegree CertificateEducation Credential Assessment (from authorities like WES or IQAS)Once you get an invitation to apply, you will need the following documents along with the above.Police Clearance Certificate (Self and accompanying spouse)Medical Exam (Self and accompanying dependents)Employment Reference LettersPayslipsProof of Funds (Balance Certificate and 6 months statement from the bank)Marriage CertificateBirth Certificate of accompanying childrenIf you are claiming points for your spouse’s education, work ex. and language, IELTS, ECA, and work experience documents are required.Nomination Certificate if you are applying through a Provincial Nominee ProgramJob offer if you are claiming points for a job offer in CanadaYour own birth certificate is not requiredLetter of explanation (Optional)Digital Photos (Self and accompanying dependents)
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Is there a software platform that supports a membership database, newsletter, website, event calendar, ticket sales, email newsl
YES!Unlimited Professional Autoresponder ServiceSee their extensive feature list below... Unlimited autoresponders. Unlimited personalized follow up messages. Unlimited message length, unlimited changes, and full integrated HTML creator and/or plain text message capability. Unlimited campaigns. Templates pre-designed HTML to allow larger fonts, bold, colors, and images. Fully customizable. Unlimited personalized broadcast newsletters and segmented broadcast capability. Easy web form generator allows easy addition of opt-in forms to your website, pop-ups, pop-overs, hover pops, and exit pops along with split testing of different forms. Name, date, geographical, 25 custom fields, and more personalization features. Graphical account statistics and reporting with automatic emailing of reports. Automatic undeliverable email handling. Automated ad tracking features. Complete 24/7 control over your own account, via an online control panel. Integrated CAN-SPAM compliance checks with SPF & Sender ID email authentication included. Unlimited Autoresponder and Follow Up Campaigns: Unlimited autoresponders, follow up messages, and campaigns are at the heart of the i-Autoresponder system! Take advantage of the complete control we give you over your messages: Personalize your messages with each lead's name Easily include limited time offers. Use pre-designed HTML templates to send messages with larger fonts, bold, colors, and images. Use HTML in your messages with the built in WYSIWYG (point and click) editor. Create messages of unlimited length. Track click thru's and open rates automatically. Include attachments such as ebooks or PDF's with your messages. Easy Paypal and 3rd party shopping cart integration. Campaign message sharing for easy working with colleagues or sales staff. Subscriber Management: Your opt-in leads are your livelihood! Import, export, and organize them with i-Autoresponder's subscriber features: Add subscribers via e-mail, web forms, or the list import function. Import your own pre-existing lists of opt-in subscribers in multiple formats. Export your list for backup purposes in multiple formats. Save up to 25 fields of custom data with each lead. Receive notice via e-mail each time a new opt-in lead signs up. Have this e-mail notice automatically sent to multiple people. Automatically capture the IP address and website address where each subscriber came from. Capture geographic information such as origin Country, State, City, Postal Code, Area Code, Latitude, Longitude, and DMA code. Optionally use verified opt-in (also commonly called confirmed opt-in) for leads subscribing via a form on your website. Strongly recommended. View any undeliverable leads while the service automatically handles anyone who is permanently undeliverable. Block individual email addresses or entire domains from subscribing. Allow lead removal via a "Subscription Options" link in each of your messages. Save time by manually removing multiple leads at once. Automation rules save time by subscribing or unsubscribing leads when certain actions are completed (ie: unsubscribe a new customer from a prospect list). Customized "Subscription Options" web page with your company logo and website link. Search subscribers and save custom searches for later retrieval or segmenting of newsletter message sending. Unlimited Newsletter Messages: Want even more marketing power? Try i-Autoresponder's broadcast messages: Send unlimited broadcast newsletter messages to your subscribers with no additional cost. Use pre-designed HTML templates to send messages with larger fonts, bold, colors, and images. Segment your list based on custom profile information. Use Split testing to increase response rates with different subject lines and body content. Use the time delay feature to write newsletters now, and send automatically at a date/time in the future. Track click thru's and open rates automatically. Include attachments such as ebooks or PDF's. Use HTML in your messages with the built in WYSIWYG (point and click) editor. RSS/XML and HTML web archives publish sent newsletters on your website automatically. Automatic newsletter creation from RSS/XML feeds using our exclusive Feed Broadcaster technology. Reports and Statistics: How do you know that your i-Autoresponder account is working for you? Which of your ads is generating the most leads? View real time reports online or have them emailed to you automatically at predetermined schedules. All report data can be easily exported in CSV for usage in Excel spreadsheet reporting. Daily, weekly, and monthly new subscriber graphs. Sent newsletter statistics including # sent, undeliverables, open rates, and click thrus. Subscriber ad tracking categories. Geographic distribution including origin Countries, State, City, Area Code, and DMA Code. View geographic subscriber distribution around the world visually on a map. Follow up message open rates and click thrus. Message Personalization: Prompt results, and create messages that are more valuable to your leads by taking advantage of i-Autoresponder's many personalization features: Name personalization: Full name, first name, and last name. Automated capitalization correction. Email address personalization. Geographic information such as origin Country, State, City, Postal Code, Area Code, Latitude, Longitude, and DMA code. Date Personalization: Current, future, and sign up dates. Insert data from 25 other custom fields that you specify. Easy ad tracking inclusion. Extra remove link placement. Signature files. Automatic CAN-SPAM postal address compliance. Ad Tracking: You put a good deal of time and effort into your marketing campaigns. Let i-autoresponder keep track of each campaign's success! Automatically track any type of ad, including e-mail, web, and print ads. Track an unlimited number ad campaigns. Real time reports and statistics per ad tracking category. AND... ALL of these features for less than $8.4 monthly so... Quality/price ratio and value for money :)
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Here’s a breakdown of some awesome Features Office 3651. Work Smarter, EverywhereAfter buying Office 365, you also gain access to its accompanying mobile apps and browser apps. This allows you to access their cloud service from any up to date web browser on your desktop or mobile device. Even better yet, you don’t have to install Office software on your computer to do this.The mobile app allows you to access all of your Office 365 subscriptions and Office products right from your smartphone or tablet; this includes Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Onenote, and more. Cut the cord and stop working on your PC only — download the Microsoft Office 365 mobile app to stay productive, even while on the go.2. Enjoy 50 GB of StorageEach Office 365 user receives a whopping 50 GB of storage with Exchange Online; this can be used to save emails, calendar events, task lists, meeting notes, contact information, and email attachments.You can save some more space in your mailbox by utilizing the OneDrive cloud storage feature to share attachments.Your OneDrive storage is also synced to your device, enabling you to work offline on files. As soon as you reconnect to the web, the newest versions of your documents will be automatically uploaded to your cloud storage. The new versions of your documents will also be sent to any other connected device, including your phone or tablet — nifty!3. Edit Documents with Real-Time Co-AuthoringCollaborate online and see changes your team makes to shared documents within your Office apps as they happen with the real-time co-authoring feature in Word. Save your file to OneDrive cloud storage or SharePoint so your team can access the document and make any necessary edits or updates. You can also share it directly from Word by utilizing a handily integrated sidebar. As the publisher and access-giver, you can edit accessibility settings at any time.With the improved version control that was rolled out with Office 2016 co-authoring, you can see which changes to the document were made by which contributor and when the update was made. You can also easily revert back to a previous version of the file whenever you need to.4. Connect with Co-WorkersYou may not have known this, but Office apps include a Skype in-app integration. You can use this feature to instant message your teammates, share your screen during meetings and have audio or visual conversations — without even exiting the Office apps you’re working in. You can continue Skype conversations even after you close your office apps via your desktop or mobile version of Skype. The best part? Your team will receive unlimited Skype minutes.Source: Microsoft5. Send Links, Not FilesIt’s time to move away from email attachments. It’s never been easier to share documents for co-authoring!Simply upload your file to Office 365’s cloud storage. Then, write your email via Outlook or the Outlook web app. Rather than attaching your document to the email, you can insert a link to the file on your cloud. Outlook will automatically allow email recipients to edit the document you wish to share. You can always change permissions on any document at your convenience.6. Convert OneNote Items into Outlook Calendar EventsEasily configure OneNote items to tasks within your Outlook calendar. You can also assign tasks to colleagues, complete with follow-up reminders and concise due dates. You can also transfer meeting notes taken in OneNote via email to your teammates, and add important details (date, location, and attendees) to their respective meeting.7. Use Your Mouse as a Laser Pointer during PowerPoint PresentationsWith only a simple keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + P), your mouse can be used as a laser pointer during your PowerPoint presentations. You can also use the “presenter mode” commands while using this feature.The laser pointer tool has been a nifty trick within older versions of the office apps for years; however, it was only recently integrated for touch-screen devices. All you have to do is hold down on your device’s screen, and the laser pointer will appear.8. Create a Power Map Using ExcelTurn data into a 3-D interactive map with Power Map, one of the many Power BI-enhanced data visualization features that Excel has to offer. It comes with three different filters: List, Range, or Advanced. The Power Map will help you not only convey your data more effectively, but also support your claims by creating a tangible story from the numbers.
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