Comments on: The underground eMail elite by Andrew Kordek @AndrewKordek http://www.theemailguide.com/email-marketing/the-underground-email-elite/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:06:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: An Email Snob Interview with Fred Tabsharani | Email Marketing Blog http://www.theemailguide.com/email-marketing/the-underground-email-elite/comment-page-1/#comment-12285 An Email Snob Interview with Fred Tabsharani | Email Marketing Blog Fri, 02 Apr 2010 15:03:40 +0000 http://www.theemailguide.com/?p=4828#comment-12285 [...] you have the aquarium, the underground elite which Andrew Kordek recently wrote about in a column whose collective industry knowledge is unsurpassed and deafening. They are the industry veterans [...] [...] you have the aquarium, the underground elite which Andrew Kordek recently wrote about in a column whose collective industry knowledge is unsurpassed and deafening. They are the industry veterans [...]

]]> By: Chief eMail Officer http://www.theemailguide.com/email-marketing/the-underground-email-elite/comment-page-1/#comment-9113 Chief eMail Officer Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:30:24 +0000 http://www.theemailguide.com/?p=4828#comment-9113 Dear Andrew... The answer is yes on both accounts. I personally know that the people you refer to as the visible elite could go and run campaigns at any company who would have them. Heck, many of the companies you might be thinking have even outsourced a campaign or two to the visible elite. I think one of the benefits of being a visible elite and switching roles would be that we would not take any marketing guff and be the first one to tell our bosses to back off and let us do our job properly. As for the underground and any who tread in those invisible waters, you might not sign your names to the bottom of the outbound emails you send but you are the replyto on the other end. You are also the are the brains behind the campaigns in which we all discuss. As for going from invisible to visible. You just proved that blogging about email takes you out of your secret spot and puts you front and center. Welcome aboard to The eMail Guide. Not that you were invisible before but you have officially joined the ranks of the visible elite as you call them. We just refer to ourselves as eMail Marketers. Dear Andrew…

The answer is yes on both accounts.

I personally know that the people you refer to as the visible elite could go and run campaigns at any company who would have them. Heck, many of the companies you might be thinking have even outsourced a campaign or two to the visible elite.

I think one of the benefits of being a visible elite and switching roles would be that we would not take any marketing guff and be the first one to tell our bosses to back off and let us do our job properly.

As for the underground and any who tread in those invisible waters, you might not sign your names to the bottom of the outbound emails you send but you are the replyto on the other end. You are also the are the brains behind the campaigns in which we all discuss.

As for going from invisible to visible. You just proved that blogging about email takes you out of your secret spot and puts you front and center.

Welcome aboard to The eMail Guide. Not that you were invisible before but you have officially joined the ranks of the visible elite as you call them. We just refer to ourselves as eMail Marketers.

]]> By: Jim Ducharme http://www.theemailguide.com/email-marketing/the-underground-email-elite/comment-page-1/#comment-9112 Jim Ducharme Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:24:49 +0000 http://www.theemailguide.com/?p=4828#comment-9112 Welcome aboard Andrew! Glad to have you on the team! Regards, jim Welcome aboard Andrew! Glad to have you on the team!

Regards,
jim

]]> By: Scott Hardigree http://www.theemailguide.com/email-marketing/the-underground-email-elite/comment-page-1/#comment-9109 Scott Hardigree Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:36:31 +0000 http://www.theemailguide.com/?p=4828#comment-9109 Great post Andrew...I wish I could be that selfless. :-) Great post Andrew…I wish I could be that selfless. :-)

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