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David Daniels Quotes
«This will be painful for marketers in the beginning, but it is a positive step in forcing them to be more selective in who they e-mail. Many now just blast e-mail rather than target an audience.»
Author: David Daniels
«He's got to be smarter with his pitches.»
Author: David Daniels
«I had to get a different quarterback in there. There's absolutely nothing you can do to overcome a lack of focus from the quarterback. If he ain't got his head in the game, I've got to get a new head in there.»
Author: David Daniels
«It wasn't just performance. It was a few things. I didn't like the way he responded when I took him out, and he did a few things that rubbed some guys the wrong way. I just don't think he'd have the respect of those guys if I put him back in there.»
Author: David Daniels
«ISPs are wise to improve spam filtering, and ensure that permission emails are not erroneously marked as spam. Consumers have a plethora of providers to choose from and will stray from those who do not effectively filter messages.»
Author: David Daniels
«We're just starting to scratch the surface. The fate and power of e-mail marketing are strong.»
Author: David Daniels
«I'll take these gentlemen to battle any week. After what we've been through on this trip -- bad weather and delays -- we still lined up and played ball. We played good enough to win, and we know we can handle adversity.»
Author: David Daniels
«J.R. was not getting the ball out there in the first half. He was anticipating a little too much. I took him out late in the first half, and it allowed him to watch and see what was going on. When he came back in the second half, he had the right formula.»
Author: David Daniels