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Pingback by Best Practices For Bulletproof E-Mail Delivery . — October 16, 2007 @ 11:34 am
[…] Use a tag line at the beginning of the subject line.Mark your newsletters as such. Make it easier for your readers to recognize your newsletter. E.g. ‘[SM Newsletter] Nr. 297, 16.10.2007 — Usability Glossary — Splash Pages — Big Typography’. Remain consistent. Otherwise your readers might consider your e-mails as spam and report it. [Source] […]
Pingback by lost node » Blog Archive » Best Practices For Bulletproof E-Mail Delivery — October 16, 2007 @ 1:39 pm
[…] Use a tag line at the beginning of the subject line.Mark your newsletters as such. Make it easier for your readers to recognize your newsletter. E.g. ‘[SM Newsletter] Nr. 297, 16.10.2007 — Usability Glossary — Splash Pages — Big Typography’. Remain consistent. Otherwise your readers might consider your e-mails as spam and report it. [Source] […]
Comment by Michael D Price — April 7, 2008 @ 4:07 pm
Hey Chris,
I just wanted to get in touch with you and tell you that your new ebook,
“Get It To The Inbox” is nothing short of amazing!
I haven’t even finished reading it yet, and already it is by far the best ebook on email delivery I have ever seen!
Anyone who is serious about their email marketing efforts MUST grab this information.
Thank you for writing such an informative guide.
Michael D Price
http://WhitelistWiz.Com
Pingback by Best Practices For Bulletproof E-Mail Delivery | MrcHost — June 17, 2009 @ 12:12 am
[…] Use a tag line at the beginning of the subject line. Mark your newsletters as such. Make it easier for your readers to recognize your newsletter. E.g. ‘[SM Newsletter] Nr. 297, 16.10.2007 — Usability Glossary — Splash Pages — Big Typography’. Remain consistent. Otherwise your readers might consider your e-mails as spam and report it. [Source] […]