When web experts opine about email…
you get incredibly dumb statements like this one: Like promotional e-mail, transactional e-mail by nature bypasses search engines. Uh? What? My car also by nature bypasses
Mickey
30 May 2009
you get incredibly dumb statements like this one: Like promotional e-mail, transactional e-mail by nature bypasses search engines. Uh? What? My car also by nature bypasses
Did you know that it’s entirely possible to learn the wrong lessons? Well, it is. I use Zemanta to suggest possible links for blog posts.
This morning I noticed an email asking about a domain being blocked by Barracuda’s Web Filter due to a classification of “advertisement-pop-ups”. The implication of
I am asked about embedding Flash or Windows Media files in email on a fairly regular basis. I always advise against it. It never seems
The hallmark of bad advice is the “there are very clear guideline” statement which appears without an actual reference to the “very clear guideline”. A
This morning, Mark Brownlow asks 3 questions for email deliverability experts:1 If you send your email as multipart/alternative and have a text version with wording
Several readers have written to me with a link to the Red Tape Chronicles report that AT&T has been caught tagging its Terms of Service
When people don’t want to get permission to send mail, they usually don’t want to do other things as well. For instance, they don’t want
When people don’t want to get permission to send mail, they usually don’t want to do other things as well. For instance, they don’t want
One question that I get asked a lot has to do with sending email to wireless domains. So, I’ll lay out the answer here for
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