Showing posts with label Email Marketing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Email Marketing. Show all posts

Friday, July 27, 2012

Being Spammer: 29 Ways to Avoid

I have been said so many times that the email marketing is not that easy, as there is every chance to end on a spamming note. Most of email marketers have complains that their emails have been landing on spam folder instead of inbox. So what are the reasons, after a thorough research and study, here, I have mentioned 29 reasons for which you are suffering the suspect of “Being Spammer.”

Thursday, July 12, 2012

A To Z On How To Get Your Email right: 9 Necessary Tips

Have you ever tried reading all the emails in lying in your Junk/spam folder? Have you ever wondered why do those emails come under the category of Spam? Well, I am sure you don’t want that to happen to your emails, the emails you write expecting the receiver to read but instead it gets tagged a spam.
Electronic communication is the foremost tool of communication and business in today’s scenario. It is very important to know how to write a well scripted, professional email, similar to how necessary it is to know proper written and spoken English.
For this very reason, many e-mails containing important information are overlooked because of an inappropriate subject line, an unfriendly acknowledgement, or dull, rambling paragraphs, among other things. When important e-mails are missed, miscommunication follows and business or productivity suffers.

Monday, July 2, 2012

3 Helluva Secrets Of The Email Scammers

Many types of fraud exist but just as anything else, even for the scammers, email is a more economical and effective method for distributing fraudulent messages to potential customers.

According to the US Secret Service, hundreds of millions of dollars are lost annually and the losses continue to escalate.

When you actually look at these fraud messages you would see that there are no company name, no website mentioned, no street address or phone number have been mentioned. Just an email from an email address saying that “they want to hire you”, or telling you that you have won some lump sum amount of money. You would have to be both naive and desperate to believe, for a moment, that this is legitimate.