Free Yourself from Lotus Notes with Quest
Ahhh, how I love the pre-Lotusphere email barrages. This time I got an email from TechTarget (yes, the people who run SearchDomino.com). I can register to attend these informative webcasts:
- How to Avoid Hassles in Notes Messaging Migration
- The Key to Preventing Chaos in Migrating Notes Applications
- The Seamless Way to Recompose Notes Applications in SharePoint
- Managing Your New Messaging Environment with Efficiency
- Migration Services that Pay for Themselves
Talk about missing the target audience COMPLETELY! I imagine this is all part of near-Lotusphere Microsoft FUD push. Keep an eye out for more fun!
January 9, 2008 @ 6:12 pm
That would explain how come I feel so good about unsubscribing to their newsletter and dropping their RSS feed.
January 9, 2008 @ 10:39 pm
My issue is usually with the ads in their emails. Here is the first ad in yesterday’s:
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Migrating Lotus Notes to Modern Platforms
There are many factors to consider when contemplating a move from
Lotus Notes. Most often the question is strategic and focuses on how
best to modernize. This white paper
examines migration choices for rapidly moving from Lotus Notes to
Microsoft’s .NET platform. Download today.
Click here to view this white paper:
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I sent the following email to their editor:
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I’ve been on you mailing list for seven years but…
I will no longer accept emails containing swipes like “Migrating Lotus Notes to Modern Platforms” when the email is from a group claiming to be pro Lotus Notes/Domino.
If you can’t get the advertiser to rephrase text like this, then please remove my email address from your mailing list.
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I haven’t heard back, so I guessing my next email from them will cause me to follow Duffbert’s lead.