Something that authentication can’t help
The email said, “Our last mailing had 30 complaints at AOL. Will signing with DKIM and SPF help with our reputation there?” In some ways,
Mickey
9 October 2009
The email said, “Our last mailing had 30 complaints at AOL. Will signing with DKIM and SPF help with our reputation there?” In some ways,
When was the last time that you took a good, long listen to the people who are asking you to stop sending them email? If
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Question comes in this morning: Hey Mick? Requiring the confirmation of an email address in an unsubscription is not CAN-SPAM compliant, right? That is absolutely
Question comes in this morning: Hey Mick? Requiring the confirmation of an email address in an unsubscription is not CAN-SPAM compliant, right? That is absolutely
You may have noticed that Spamtacular was down for a few days this week. If you did, you may have wondered what happened. Did Spamtacular
I get to see a number of things on a daily basis which indicate that people may not have the best ideas when it comes
On June 6, 2009, a client sent a mailing. After it was sent, their (static, only-used-by-them) IP was listed by a particular list that is
SORBS wasn’t best DNSBL in the world. For instance, they listed all of one ESP’s net space because the maintainer had personal issues with the
Seen in a tweet: “Think about why you open an email in your inbox. Consider that when creating your next email campaign, would you open