The scenario I was describing was where there was a link in an email that I clicked which auto-subscribed me to a newsletter. No warning or nothing. That is not good.

Great advice. I have seen many people pull tactics like this and I know how annoyed I get.
It is a shame to see people have to do things like this and create bad environment for the rest of us. It always amazes me when people resort to these tactics expecting long term loyalty.

I worked at and office in Orlando that started doing these type things in all their marketing and while it paid off for them in the short term it made everyone that worked there to feel like used car sales men and in actuality many quit eventually and the stress of working that way took its toll on everyone.

I have been using your automated service now for a few months and love the response I am getting and it is good quality marketing. I have been learning a lot also from your blogs that I have implemented into how I approach all my internal and external marketing efforts and it feels good to not only get results but to be in congruence with my core beliefs.

Thank you so much for sharing what you have learned and being open about the successes and failures you have experienced. It’s great to learn this from someone that has been in the same trenches I am in and is willing to share the good fortune.

Thanks again,
Jeff

Thanks for all your help; your courses have taught me a lot.

Great advice as usual. Proud to call you a colleague and a friend.
Believe me, I certainly would not be partaking in any type of marketing shenanigans like you mentioned above. Sometimes it is hard to be patient, but yes, with the right intent and good, solid, valuable content, I can understand how the energy we put out will come back to us.

Thanks again,
Doug St. Martin

Although I am not a client of yours, I appreciate the gems that I receive from you periodically. Having been in practice for 33 years (pre internet) in the heart of Silicon Valley (gives you an idea of my age), I’m not too internet saavy, but I love the technology. Facebook for me is like opening a Greek textbook. I look at it, read a few lines from friends and shut it down. My 18 year old son is my IT advisor and he doesn’t have the time to manage it for me, but he listened to your free teleconference recently and took some notes for me to incorporate onto my wall.

I plan on playing with this for fun and hope to reach more of my community with good, honest infromation about chiropractic. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your ideas with us.

Chuck Fulanovich, DC

I’m spending my time here for the children of Haiti.

I’m doing this for a non-profit haiti group that gives time to
building an opportunity for the children in Haiti. If anyone here wants to give money then then please do so.

They provide kids in Haiti a positive outlook through education.

Yes, they’re legitimate.

Any help would be great