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Hello clients, partners and friends,

Welcome back to the Minnick Web Services newsletter. I hope that 2009 is going well for you so far.

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Happy New Year!

Here at Minnick Web Services, we're optimistic that 2009 will be our best year yet, and we're making big plans to create really cool and innovative ways to serve our clients even better. In this email, I'll tell you a bit more about what we've been up to and what we've got up our sleeves.

1. Our New Web Site

MWS Newsletter Volume 1: Issue 1

WHAT IS AN "EFFECTIVE Web site"?

MWS Newsletter Volume 1: Issue 2

INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the much-anticipated second issue of the Minnick Web Services
newsletter, Effective Web sites. This issue is so late because, in the last
few months, Minnick Web Services has been growing both in terms of number of employees as well as in the range of services we offer.

MWS Newsletter Volume 1: Issue 3

INTRODUCTION

The amount of spam I get has gotten way out of control lately. Personally,
at this point I welcome any email from anyone I know or email that I asked
for. Right now, my ratio of work or personal email vs. spam is about 50:1.

MWS Newsletter Volume 2: Issue 1

The Importance of Regular Maintenance

A general rule of thumb for homeowners is that you should expect to spend 1% of the value of your house each year for maintenance. Without regular
maintenance, a building gradually falls into a state where its value suffers
and extensive repairs are needed.

MWS Newsletter Volume 2: Issue 2

The Promises Web Development Firms Should Make to Every Client

Web site developers don't generally offer guarantees or make promises. When someone says "I want to sell my products on the Internet", the most common response a developer will give is something along the lines of "I can create a Web site for you, but I have no control over whether anyone will actually purchase anything from you."