Cousin Domains are what spammers use
In the ever-evolving world of email marketing, businesses continually seek ways to improve their deliverability rates and maintain their sender reputations. One practice that has regained traction recently is using cousin domains to send very low volumes of messages. However, despite its perceived benefits, using cousin domains is a terrible practice that can lead to
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14 December 2013
I’m putting some old posts back up. That means searching through the Wayback Machine, looking for interesting posts (like many other writers, I think that a lot of what I’ve put out in the past is drivel), and then copying and pasting it into the blog platform, and then altering the date (so that the URL doesn’t change). I came across this post from December 14, 2006. In re-reading it, it occurred to me that with just a few edits, it’s all still relevant today. So, rather than put it back in its old place, I’m putting up a new post (with appropriate edits) exactly 7 years after posting it the first time.