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Personalized E-mail Marketing is proven effective, but many struggle to implement, even though they can gain about 17 percent more revenue, as studied by the Relevancy Group. Here is an article detailing how beneficial E-Marketing can be, and why many businesses still struggle, even though it guarantees success.

Your problem can be solved easily by Implementing Swiftpage Act! you can attain a CRM that will hold all of the personal information that you need to generate effective email campaigns with included Swiftpage E-Marketing so you can send out your marketing to the right people.

Give us a call at (866)710-4228 or send an email and we can work with you to see how Act! will increase your effectiveness and help you build your business.

I have had some serious blog writers block these past couple of weeks. Naturally I googled, what to blog about- haha, and I actually came about a very handy article from Blog Tyrant, apparently I am not the only one who has asked this question.

One thing that he says is essential to blogging, is building an e-mail list, because you just cant rely on search engines alone. Swiftpage Act! keeps anyone that contacts us in an easily searchable CRM that can quickly automate mundane data entry and even provides free E-Marketing. This is a great cost effective solution for all of those bloggers out there that want to hold onto their followers.

For more information about Act!, send an email or call (866)710-4228.

Here are some things to remember during hurricane season, or if you receive a Hurricane Watch or Warning:

• Fill up your gas tank, everyone has  seen people trying to get out of town, only to run out of gas in traffic.
• Charge any devices that you may need to use, especially cell phones and computers.
• Set your refrigerator and freezer to the lowest setting before the storm hits and make sure not to open it frequently so that your food stays cool and doesn’t spoil. Consider putting a thermometer in your refrigerator to make sure that food is at an acceptable temperature. Temperatures about 40 degrees F rapidly grow bacteria.
• Ready your disaster supply kit, including; first aid, batteries and flashlights.
• Make sure you have enough food and other essential supplies in case you are flooded in or lose power.
• If there is a hurrican warning, defintely board up your windows and remove or secure any items that could blow over and cause damage in strong winds.
• Remember to stay safe and don’t go into flooded waters, there can be hidden dangers in the water, and electrical currents from downed power lines.

Many people want to know if they can move files between their desktop and their hosted environment.  The answer is yes, with a few simple steps:

To copy files from your Citrix Session to your Local PC/Desktop, follow these steps:

– From your Citrix desktop, double click the “My Computer” icon. Note that the “My Computer” icon may be renamed to the server name

– Navigate to the file you want to copy inside of your Citrix session

– Right-Click the file and select “Copy”

– Go back to the “My Computer” icon and double click it once again

– You will now notice that in the “Network Drives” section, a list of drives that are actually your LOCAL PC drives.

– If you want to connect to your local PC’s C: drive, just double click the “C$ on ‘Client'” icon

– You will now see the folders refreshed in your window to show your local PC’s C: drive

– You can now pick a folder on the local PC C: drive and copy your file into that folder. To do so, Right-Click in the folder where you want to copy the file to and select “Paste” option to paste the file FROM CITRIX TO YOUR LOCAL PC

– On your local PC, you can now navigate to the location you decided to copy the file to and you will be able to see the copied file there.

To copy files to your Citrix Session from your Local PC/Desktop, follow these steps:

– From your Citrix desktop, double click the “My Computer” icon. Note that the “My Computer” icon may be renamed to the server name

– You will now notice that in the “Network Drives” section, a list of drives that are actually your LOCAL PC drives

– If you want to connect to your local PC’s C: drive, just double click the “C$ on ‘Client'” icon

– Navigate to the file you want to copy on your local PC

– Right-Click the file and select “Copy”

– Now within your Citrix desktop, Right-Click your Citrix desktop and select “Paste”

– The file should now be copied onto your Citrix desktop

– You can now move it anywhere you want to store it properly within the Citrix environment

NOTE: Depending on the speed of your internet connection and the size of the file, the transfer speed may vary.

Give us a call at 866-710-4228 or send an email for more information on cloud hosting.