Does Your Email Get Marked as Spam?
Hey folks!
Did you know as a blogger it can be incredibly difficult to avoid ending up in someone's spam folder? I was thinking about this lately. and when it comes to emails I open that aren't personal emails there are a few factors to keep in mind -
* The company sends it too much
* It's way too "sales-y."
* It's so unbelievably far from my interests (once I got added to some flyfishing newsletter and that was one I unsubscribed to in a hot minute).
With that said, here's a great infographic that features some reasons emails get marked as spam. Sound familiar? Why do you mark emails as spam? Check out more incredibly helpful tools at Campaign Monitor.
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Source: How to Avoid Being Marked as Spam by Campaign Monitor
Did you know as a blogger it can be incredibly difficult to avoid ending up in someone's spam folder? I was thinking about this lately. and when it comes to emails I open that aren't personal emails there are a few factors to keep in mind -
- Personalization. Although not a hard and fast rule, likely if my name is being used I'll open it.
- Giveaways. The word giveaway always catches my eye, and especially if it's unique to email subscribers. THAT definitely gets me to open it.
- Coupons. This is another factor that gets me to open up the email, especially if it's a company that I visit and like a lot.
* The company sends it too much
* It's way too "sales-y."
* It's so unbelievably far from my interests (once I got added to some flyfishing newsletter and that was one I unsubscribed to in a hot minute).
With that said, here's a great infographic that features some reasons emails get marked as spam. Sound familiar? Why do you mark emails as spam? Check out more incredibly helpful tools at Campaign Monitor.
This is a sponsored post.
Source: How to Avoid Being Marked as Spam by Campaign Monitor
