Does Your Signature File Tell Who You Are?

   Online promotion using signature files:

   A signature file, commonly known as a sig file,
   is the set of text that you attach to the end of all of
   your emails that identifies you, your company, and your
   products and services.

   Your signature file should contain the following
   information:
   Your name, Your business or company name, means of
   contacting you, a Marketing slogan or information showing
   the benefits of contacting you. Your sig files should
   always identify the person writing the email.

   Signature files are a great way to promote your online
   business without offending the people who read your
   messages. If you offer free information, products,
   services, or tips on your web site, you can include a
   simple line pointing people to your free products or
   information. For example:
  
   ======================
   Mary Jo Adams,
   Internet Publisher: Weekly Tips & Monthly Frugal
   Marketing Tips e-mail newsletter, and Down to Business
   Information to save you money.
   http://www.onswitchsolution.com/
   =======================
  
   =======================
   Mary Jo Adams
   Residual Income Made Easy
   (this is the best kind of income) 
   http://globalnpn.com/?id=56730

  ======================
  
   Signature files are very important for building brand name
   recognition, especially if your web site is a good source
   of information. We have bookmarked many web sites that we
   found via sig files because the web site was a good
   source of information. People are more likely to buy from
   you if they have bookmarked your web site - it usually
   means that they trust your information.

   Sig files should only contain 6 lines of information,
   maximum. After 6 lines, your visitors will tend to lose
   interest.

   =====

   Mary Jo Adams is a savvy Network Marketing Coach and Mentor.
   She publishes an informational website that provides tips, and the best places
   for individuals to build residual income from home. To take advantage of this
   inside knowledge, make sure you visit Mary Jo's site at 
   http://maryjoadams.com/blog