Understanding blacklists approved

UNDERSTANDING
BLACKLISTS
By
Frank Burt
www.emailmarketingservices4u.com

Phone – 773 455 6676
Email – sales@emailmarketingservices4u.com

•A list of IP addresses which are reported as
sending spam or unsolicited emails is called a
Black List

•There are chances of your getting black
listed if you are sending emails using your
own software.

Phone – 773 455 6676

•Sometimes, you get black listed even if
you don’t spam.

•This happens when subscribers are no
more interested in your marketing and
report you as spam out of sheer
annoyance.

Phone – 773 455 6676

•If you get Black Listed, contact the
Black list administrator and ask him
the procedure to be removed from
the black list.

• You might as well furnish some
proof that you were not spamming
and sending only opt-in emails.

•The proof would be the IP address
and the timestamp of the person
who opted in.

Phone – 773 455 6676

•To ensure perfect deliverability rates, it
is the responsibility of your email service
provider to maintain contacts and good
relationships with Internet Service
Providers and black list administrators so
that your sending IPs remain away from
the black lists.

•We at emailmarketingservices4u.com
ensure such relationships and also
successful deliverability rates.

Phone – 773 455 6676

MIND YOUR WORDS
•There are content based spam filters used
by major ISPs which take a very close look at
the content, subject line, from field, etc while
filtering the emails.

• The most common examples of words on
the basis of which these filters tend to filter
out spam are: “You are a winner”, “Act
now”, “Buy Now”, ”Earn money”, “Free”, etc.

Phone – 773 455 6676

Presented By

Frank Burt
Phone – 773 455 6676
Email –
sales@emailmarketingservices4u.com

Working Hours – 9:00AM To 6:00PM
(EST US)

Phone – 773 455 6676

Understanding blacklists approved

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