Jordan Ayan

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Jordan Ayan is the Founder and CEO of Create-It! Inc., a marketing consulting firm, and SubscriberMail, an email marketing service provider, both based in Lisle, IL. A public speaker and author, Ayan has presented to audiences including Motorola, Harley-Davidson, NASA, Delloit, and Binny and Smith among others.

Jordan Ayan has written three books, including Aha! - 10 Ways to Free Your Creative Spirit and Find Your Great Ideas published by (Random House, 1996)^[1], which was a Money Book Club selection and has been translated into seven different languages. His other books include Ignite Your Creative Spark and"The Practical Guide to Email Marketing: Strategies and Tactics for Inbox Success.

In 2000, under Ayan's direction, Create-It! Inc. launched SubscriberMail, which specializes in email marketing and owns a patent (US Patent - 6,769,002) ^[2]^[3] on its web-based, multi-level channel email marketing process.

Ayan has also appeared on FOX News, CNN, ABC and NPR to discuss technological developments and strategies.

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^ Random House. Random House. Retrieved on 2008-03-19.
^ System and methods for multilevel electronic mail communication programs. US Patent Office. Retrieved on 2008-03-17.
^ SubscriberMail Awarded Patent Covering Widely Used Online Email Marketing Technology. BBNET. Retrieved on 2008-03-17.

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* Andy Sernovitz interviews Jordan Ayan