Today at 12 noon EST, Rich Schefren will release his latest report on the state of Internet marketing - ‘The Uncertainty Syndrome’ report.

If The Uncertainty Syndrome report lives up to the hype - and there’s been a LOT of hype (just check out the video on this page) - it should be a ripper of a read. And hopefully Rich Schefren will share a nugget or two… or three or four… or more… that we can directly apply in our Internet marketing businesses.

Make no mistake - The Uncertainty Syndrome is a precursor to another big product launch. Rich Schefren plans to introduce a brand new coaching program next week. But, unless I am sorely mistaken, the program will likely be cost-prohibitive for many people, so the free report may be the next best thing from Rich Schefren you can lay your hands on.

I think Rich knows his stuff - he is not only a ‘big picture’ thinker, but he is a keen strategist and tactician as well. I was mightily impressed with his previous reports and also had the pleasure of seeing him present at conference here in Australia last year.

As such, I’m an enthusiastic affiliate for the launch. So you’ve been warned! Having said that, I’ll be publishing an objective review - or as close to an objective review as is possible - of Rich’s report either tomorrow or Friday. Look out for it then.

In the meantime, sign up to get The Uncertainty Syndrome report as soon as it’s released by clicking here:

==> Click here to sign up for your free copy of The Uncertainty Syndrome

Based on its report on Australian email marketing metrics, here are three (3) tips from email service provider Vision 6 to help you improve the success of your email campaigns:

1. Clean, segment and continually profile your list to maximize email delivery, opens and click-throughs.
2. Ensure relevancy and sender recognition - ensure emails, subject lines, content and calls to action are relevant to recipients and clearly convey who is sending the emails.
3. Target and segment lists - target, profile and modify email campaigns. It’s better to send more targeted messages to different segments, than to send one general message to your entire database.

Source: Vision 6, “Email Marketing Metrics Report Australia Jan-Jun 2008″