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• The Ultimate Guide to Email: Australia Edition [Infographic]Laura Forer
  If your emails are being sent to subscribers in Australia, check out this infographic for tips on unique challenges to emailing Down Under, and see benchmarks for how Aussie subscribers ...
  Customer Behavior, Customer Communications, Email, Email Marketing, International Marketing, Metrics, Spam
• Email Deliverability Rates Dragging You Down? Try These 10 Do's and 7 Don'tsBrian Shilling
  Though most email marketers focus on optimizing click-through rates and open rates—and for good reason—those popular metrics won't add up to success if your emails don't land in your contacts' ...
  Email, Email Deliverability, Email Marketing, Mobile Marketing, Spam
• How to Sidestep the Spam Folder in Your Email MarketingElizabeth Victor
  From phishing messages to malicious attachments and links to viruses, spam affects billions of email users each year. If your marketing emails are mistakenly considered spam, you'll lose both ...
  Content, Email, Email Campaigns, Email Deliverability, Email Lists, Email Marketing, Email Service Providers, Spam
• Seven Tips to Increase Your Email DeliverabilityKevin Huxham
  Being able to efficiently create, send, and track email campaigns that work takes trial and error and lots of practice. These tips will help you get the most out of ...
  Content, Direct Marketing, Email, Email Deliverability, Email Lists, Email Marketing, Email Service Providers, Metrics, Spam, Testing
• The New Anti-Spam Law in Canada: A Primer for Email MarketersRyan Harris
  If you're a marketer in North America, you likely send email to recipients in Canada. New commercial email regulations are being introduced there, and to avoid trouble... you'd best understand ...
  CAN-SPAM, Email, Email Campaigns, Email Marketing, Spam
• Social Media Spam Up 355%Ayaz Nanji
  During the first half of 2013, there was a 355% growth of social spam on the typical social media account, according to a recent study by Nexgate.
  Facebook, Research Summaries, Social Media, Social Networking, Spam, Twitter, YouTube
• How to Clear the Gmail Hurdles
  If you're one of Gmail's 350 million users, you know how vigorously the service defends your inbox from unwanted email. Obvious junk goes to the spam folder. But that's not ...
  Email Deliverability, Google, Spam
• Who Defines Spam and Why It Matters
  Following the letter of the CAN-SPAM law will keep your company out of trouble with the government—but woe betide any email marketer who thinks these minimal standards will satisfy ISPs ...
  Branding, Email Marketing, Spam
• Why and How Email Feedback Loops Increase Customer Satisfaction and Reduce ComplaintsTom Sather
  If you are a large-volume sender of email, you should be signed up for all available feedback loops. Learn how feedback loops can help report spam, increase customer satisfaction, and ...
  Customer Behavior, Customer Satisfaction, Email Marketing, Email Service Providers, Spam
• What's Wrong With Your Email: A Second Look at Proven Attention GrabbersOlga Taylor
  When soliciting business via email, there's a right way and a wrong way to grab your subscriber's attention and interest. Here's a real-life example—and a detailed critique—of an email solicitation ...
  B2B Marketing, Copywriting, Email Marketing, Email Subject Lines, Spam
• Avoid Spam Filters: 10 Tips for Surefire Email Deliverability [Slide Show]Maciej Ossowski
  Don't fall victim to spam filters. Research has shown that one out of every six marketing emails never reaches the inbox because it is mistakenly blocked. Avoid deliverability problems by ...
  Email Deliverability, Email Marketing, Email Service Providers, Marketing Tips, Spam
• Do You Really Have Permission to Send That Email?
  In a post at Deliverability.com, Dennis Dayman tells the story of receiving a spam message that pitched—ironically enough—anti-spam products. He decided to investigate, and discovered it had come from a ...
  Email Marketing, Permission Email Marketing, Spam
• Three Alternatives to the Permission Gamble
  In a post at Email Marketing Reports, Mark Brownlow considers the argument that opt-in permission isn't strictly necessary. "The definition of spam has shifted broadly from 'email not asked for' ...
  Email Marketing, Marketing Smarter, Permission Email Marketing, Spam
• URGENT: Bussiness moneys for you Dear, sir!! A Reformed Spam Writer Helps You Stay Out of the Junk FolderAnna Goldsmith
  About 10%-20% of all emails you send—even to people who requested them—will get accidentally routed to the junk/spam folder. What about that other 80%-90%? Those emails may not be spam, ...
  Email Marketing, Email Subject Lines, Marketing Tips, Spam, Writing
• Gone Phishing: Why eBay Emails Can Be Hard to TrustDJ Waldow
  People tend to open an email based on the two things they can see in their inbox: the From name and the Subject line. If recipients receive an email from ...
  Customer Behavior, Email Marketing, Email Subject Lines, Links, Personalization, Spam
• Email Unsubscribe Benchmarks: Marketers Offer More Control
  Many retail email marketers have learned that their best defense against subscribers' clicking the "report spam" button is to provide not only a friction-free process to enable unsubscribing but also ...
  Customer Behavior, Email Marketing, Research Summaries, Spam
• Email Users Take Risks With Spam
  Email users look for a variety of signs to identify spam in their inboxes: 75% look at senders' names or addresses and 67% look at subject lines, while approximately one-half ...
  Email Subject Lines, Research Summaries, Spam
• Social Media Malware, Spam Up 70%
  The number of business reporting malware and spam attacks by cybercriminals on popular social networks rose sharply during 2009, posing a risk to users and the companies they work for, ...
  Research Summaries, Social Media, Spam
• We're Engaged!
  According to DIRECT's Ken Magill, a recent announcement from AOL hints at where Internet service providers' spam-filtering techniques are headed, and "what marketers had better start doing if they want ...
  Customer Engagement, Email Marketing, Spam
• Want Spam With That Spam?
  A few years ago, Neil Schwartzman downloaded—but never used—the trial version of an anti-spam software program. "It turned out it was Windows-only," he explains at his blog, "so I never ...
  Email Lists, Email Marketing, Spam