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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

21 Ways To Avoid Email Spam Filters


21 Ways To Avoid Email Spam Filters

1. Use a consistent "From" field.

2. Have permisson to contact the recipient. Never spam.

3. Avoid spam trigger words.

4. Follow best practice email marketing techniques.

5. Monitor the blacklists.

5. Don't use carbon copy to lots of recipients.

7. Personalise the "to" field.

8. Don't keep mailing to someone if they have unsubscribed.

9. Don't use a mailing service that tolerates spam.

10. Remove bounces from your list.

11. Don't use the recipient's email address in the subject line.

12. Avoid using words that appear in Outlook's Junk Filter list.

13. Don't use multiple exclamation marks or dollar signs.

14. Ask recipients to add your email address to their "trusted sender" or "whitelist" list or Address Book.

15. Don't use excessive capitalisation.

16. Avoid javascript, embedded forms, and hidden text in HTML emails.

17. Prefix all links with http://

18. Don't use an IP address in links instead of a domain name.

19. Don't mention spam laws compliance.

20. Block generic email addresses from your list (abuse@, nospam@, sales@, info@, webmaster@)

21. Use confirmed opt-in (ie. send a confirmation email whenever someone is added to your list).

1 Comments:

At 7:35 AM, Blogger Richard McLaughlin said...

I was reading through James Brausch's web site and he also included that we should use a < TITLE > if the document is HTML. I went to the Autoresponder I use and that is one of the criteria that they included.

 

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