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Just because you can do something doesn’t necessarily mean that you should! Read More.

Facebook’s “Supreme Court” has upheld Mark Zuckerberg’s blacklisting of former President Donald Trump’s accounts temporarily, giving Facebook another six months to announce whether it will be lifting the suspension or deleting Trump’s pages. Read More.

Getting the maximum impact of anything is always our goal. Read More.

Email marketing is a valuable component of any brand or business’s marketing plan. Read More.

The Heritage Foundation has stopped accepting donations from tech giants amid an escalating battle with Silicon Valley over censorship, The Post has learned. Read More.

Email marketing is still relevant in 2021, and it will likely continue to be in the years to come. Why? Because you can monetize your list of contacts.  Read More.

Everyone knows content rules all. It helps you stand out, attract potential buyers, and drive leads and performance. Read More.

An organization that claims to promote free speech on the internet has quietly been promoting censorship online. Read More.

The Facebook “Supreme Court” will announce its final decision on former President Trump’s Facebook account on Wednesday morning, according to a recent announcement. Read More.

When the pandemic struck, many email marketers found themselves with challenges, for obvious reasons. Read More.

Senator Bill Hagerty has introduced a bill that takes aim at a key vulnerability of Big Tech — their increasing resemblance to common carriers. Read More.

Since its inception, email marketing has never truly been seen as fashionable. But it works. Read More.

There's no doubt that email marketing has become one of the most efficient ways of generating traffic to your website. Read More.

Twitter took enforcement action on Thursday morning to block a racist trending topic that disparaged U.S. Sen. Tim Scott after he delivered the GOP response to President Joe Biden's first address to a joint session of Congress. Read More.

A nonprofit linked to the “cancellation” of Dr. Seuss’s books and Nickelodeon’s race-based special has teamed up with Google’s charity arm to create an “anti-racist” book list for K-12 teachers.  Read More.