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| Subject: | Bulk email / spam best practice guidelines | ||
| Author: | Outi: view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites | ||
| Date: | 16:12:50 19 May 2008 | ||
Dear Caroline,
To start with I would advice you to focus on permission based email marketing. Permission, opt-in, is among the top best practices, i.e. send email marketing messages only to those who have given you a prior consent. Here is a link to a whitepaper that you might find helpful:
Email Marketing Best Practices
Winning Techniques for Today and Tomorrow
http://www.lsoft.se/resources/wp-email-marketing.pdf
Three basic starting steps shortly:
1. Inform and promote the benefits of your mailings
2. Obtain permission via double opt-in
3. Provide a prompt opt-out
http://www.lsoft.se/news/optinpractices-eu.asp
Best,
Outi
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