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Why you did not receive our newsletter on Friday

17th October 2010

Why you did not receive our newsletter on Friday

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The article is all set and ready to go. But there are two reasons why you did not get it on Friday.The first one is that one of the other distraction from blogging, apart from work, is networking. I have only found time now to go through my handbag and upload on our list of recipients the 50 or so business cards collected since our last article. The second reason is that we were advise that one should not send any newsletter, no matter how informative it is, on a Friday, as the chance of it making its way to your trashcan was higher at the end of a week than on a Monday.

Julie

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