You have dedicated time and effort to building a web site, deciding what information goes where and to enrolling yourself in an email provider list considering the area you want that mail to go to and sending your address to all the search engines known to men and surfers; but it seems that whatever you do, nothing is quick enough and you are loosing business and, of course, money.

Before you decide to close down operations and go elsewhere to suffer in silence, know that there is still hope for all new small businesses.

Spam is considered one of the worst inventions of the Web. I am sure that you, reading this article, have received at least once an email from someone who claims that you wrote to them. And, as you saw on the subject line the word: “Re:”, you open the email and only realize that this is a scam and a spam mail after you’ve read that if you buy, eat, drink, go to, smell or use this or that your life will be enhanced, improved, or renewed, to say the very least.

You’ve probably also received at least one forwarded email from an unemployed, lazy or unoccupied friend containing jokes, a chain letter (those that claim if you read this, send it over to 20 people and then stand on your head you will certainly fall) or the forbidden video of some pop-culture starlet. This is the window of solution. All you need to do is create a presentation letter of your business and send it to each and every person that has come forwarded in the mail. To avoid getting taken for spam, in the subject line mention the friend that you seem jointly to know so it won’t be discarded.

You can also ask them, in the body of the letter, to forward it to any person they think your business can help. This is the best advertising and does not come any cheaper.