Newsletter Etiquette?

Are you receiving more newsletters (with our without offers) than you have time to read? Sometimes, it seems to me that there are quite a few newsletter pests, and sometimes it is really unfortunate because occasionally they have interesting stuff to say.

Seeing their banner two and three times a week wears me down and hitting the delete button seems like a real good idea. I know some of these people and unsubscribing creates issues I'd rather not deal with, so I just keep hitting the "X".

So, what is the proper newsletter etiquette? How many is too many? I'd like your comments before I start sending out the Colorado Business Listings Newsletter. I'm thinking about one a month.


How do your feel about Surveys? I will respond to a survey only if they will send me back the results, and only if it's about an interest of mine. Do you respond to them? Please let me know your opinion. Your input with help me with my output.


Thanks!


Richard Feist
http://www.coloradobusinesslistings.net/contactUs.asp

Forbes: Colorado is America's 4th-best state for business

Colorado ranks No. 4 on Forbes.com's latest ranking of the best states for business, up two notches from the 2008 list.


The rankings are based on six criteria: costs, labor supply, regulatory environment, current economic climate, growth prospects and quality of life. Business costs -- including labor, energy and taxes -- were weighted the most heavily.
 
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Credit: Denver Business Journal - by Mark Harden

10 Colorado tech companies on fastest-growing list

Ten Colorado companies have been named to Deloitte’s 2009 “Technology Fast 500” ranking of the fastest-growing tech firms.

Released Tuesday, the list includes businesses in such fields as media, telecommunications, life sciences and clean technology.
The top Colorado business on the list, at No. 30, is Arca BioPharma Inc., a Broomfield biotechnology company that this year shifted its business strategies, laid off half its workforce and replaced its CEO.

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Credit: http://denver.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2009/10/19/daily38.html

SBA offers help to women business owners

Women small businesses owners will be able to use a new online training course to learn how to identify and take advantage of federal contracting opportunities.
The course being offered by the Small Business Administration is part of a government-wide initiative to promote opportunities for women-owned businesses in the area of government contracting.
SBA noted in a news release that it is committed to ensuring that women-owned businesses receive at least 5 percent of federal contracts.


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AT&T says Denver capacity boost should help with smartphone woes

This from the Denver Business Journal:

AT&T Inc. has turned on new wireless network capacity throughout the Denver metro area, which may resolve service issues owners of iPhones and other smartphones have complained about since late summer.

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SBA Near Record Support Business Purchases

October News from the SBA - Loans are ahead of last year and Blue Sky limits have been greatly increased.

Find the details here:
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Colorado Business Listings News and Views - Keeping Colorado Business Buyers and Sellers Current

Information from Richard Feist, owner of Colorado Business Listings