Thursday, November 08, 2007
Navigating Your Customers' Spam Filters
If you read my post from Tuesday, I'm happy to announce that my problem with my spam filter deleting my own newsletter has been solved.
Turned out that one persistent spammer I had blocked had created a little trap in his emails so that my filters would interpret any email from his email address as coming from mine. Thus, when I blocked him, I was actually blocking myself!
At any rate, along the way of finding a solution to this problem, I ran across a number of articles on email marketing that I thought might prove helpful to you in making sure your email marketing doesn't trip your customers' spam filters.
I'll link to them from time to time so you can check them out.
Here's one that warns about Six Ways to Screw Up a Customer Email.
Here's to more hassle-free emailing!
Jeff
If you read my post from Tuesday, I'm happy to announce that my problem with my spam filter deleting my own newsletter has been solved.
Turned out that one persistent spammer I had blocked had created a little trap in his emails so that my filters would interpret any email from his email address as coming from mine. Thus, when I blocked him, I was actually blocking myself!
At any rate, along the way of finding a solution to this problem, I ran across a number of articles on email marketing that I thought might prove helpful to you in making sure your email marketing doesn't trip your customers' spam filters.
I'll link to them from time to time so you can check them out.
Here's one that warns about Six Ways to Screw Up a Customer Email.
Here's to more hassle-free emailing!
Jeff
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