Exporting Customer Emails from Quickbooks

July 13th 2011

We have Quickbooks for our business and I wanted to export emails for certain customers. That way I could send them all an email telling them about our upcoming vacation dates. But easy as this may sound, I couldn't find any help online. So I'm posting this. Go to Reports/Customers & Receivables/Customer Contact List Click on Modify Report, click on the Display tab, and select the Email field (it's hard to find but is right after Ship To Country). Still in Modify Report, click on the Filters tab. Under the filter dropdown, choose Customer. Under the customers dropdown, choose Multiple Customers & Jobs. Then pick the customers you want. Click OK to get out of Choose Customer/Job and then OK to get out of Modify Report. The report ...

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AB Split Testing for WordPress–Full Page

May 21st 2011

I've been looking for a simple AB split tester to use with WordPress. When I say 'simple' I mean something that will let me test an entire sales page against another, not a small bit (like the heading or an image). I also just wanted to compare conversion rates for now. My full requirements are: Lets me compare a full page against another full page Doesn't use Google Website Optimizer Doesn't use Google Analytics Is free! In short, I just wanted a simple tool to rotate two pages, let me track the clicks to purchase, and compare the two. It was harder to find this than I thought it would be. There are plugins to test one theme against another, and plugins that work with ...

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FTC Regulation Changes

December 3rd 2009

Next week on Dec 12, 2009, the new FTC regulations go into effect. They mostly concern if your website promotes a product that you get a commission for if the visitor clicks through and buys. I've looked through their documention and found some of it a little confusing. But someone sent me this link that puts it more into plain english, so I thought I'd share: FTC regulation changes in plain English.

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