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You Don't Have to Be a Spammer to Be Spam-filtered

To Be or Not To Be Spam Filtered

Innocent email marketers who send permission-based emails to people who requested them get spam filtered all the time.

Spam filters look at a long list of criteria to judge whether or not your email is junk.

Content of Lesson #3 Spam Filters

• How to Avoid Spam Filters - Special Report
• Blacklisted Domain Names
• Article - Don't Ruin Your Advertising Campaign
• Spam Filters Testing Service

How to Avoid Spam Filters Special Report

By reading HOW TO AVOID SPAM FILTERS you'll learn: • what words & expressions you must not use in the subject lines of your emails or solo ads • what words & expressions you must not use in the body of your email messages or ads • how to find out whether a domain name is blacklisted or not • email addresses you should avoid using when sending emails in bulk • rules for ezine publishers and list owners • email checking tools not recommended to use.

Don't let spam filters diminish your profits anymore!

 
Examples of domain names very used in today's advertising that are blacklisted:

167aday.com
automaticbuilder.com
bigcashexpress.com
clickaudit.com
ddp1.com
dubbsmarketing.com
goaddr.com
hotshorturl.com
income4dummies.com
linkbrander.com
magneticsponsoringonline.com
pluginprofitsite.com
referralware.com
trackthatad.com
trafficwave.net

Much more blacklisted domain names you can find by visiting our web page
Domain Names, Words, Expressions We Recommend You Not To Use In Your Ads.

One of the major websites that blacklists domain names, both scams and legitimate businesses (!), is URIBL.com. To check whether your domain name is blacklisted or not, Search URIBL Database.

If the domain name you advertise is blacklisted, a solution to avoid your solo ad being blocked by spam filters is to hide your link under another URL that redirects the visitor to your actual link. An easy way to do so is by using the free services provided by TinyURL.com. See below how it works.

Enter a long URL to make tiny:

 
So you have a new product, you have just drafted a very good ad copy and you're ready to start your successful ezine advertising campaign.

Stop for a moment! Don't ruin your advertising campaign and kill your product!

What am I talking about here? Don't you remember? Ezine advertising. Messages sent by the ezine publishers to the subscribers' inboxes.

However ... what if the messages do not reach the intended final destination?

Does it matter how good is your ad copy? Does it matter how good and useful is your product?

NOPE!

These days the Internet Service Providers conduct a fight they have lost from the very beginning. In addition to the fact that they have already lost it, they continue to create troubles to honest users, ezine publishers and advertisers.

Spam filters are almost everywhere installed on the servers.

This Article on Spam Filters Continues

 
There are more versions of the same spam filter software and these versions are different one from another. For example the latest version may not contain some of the words blacklisted by an older version, but new words were added.

However, you don't know which version of the software your intended recipient has.

That's why checking your ad with one of the few available online tools is not enough. These tools try to compare your text with the spam filter version they know. Also these tools don't know to check whether the link you inserted into your ad is a blacklisted domain or not.

And here we are if you need such a service ...

Spam Filters Test for 1 Classified Ad (up to 9 lines)	$2.95
Spam Filters Test for 1 Email Solo Ad (up to 60 lines)	$4.95

Terms of Service

1. After your payment, send your ad copy to us. To avoid any confusion, the subject line of your message should be "Spam Filters Test Request"
2. Within maximum 12 hours after your payment you will receive a confirmation of your order.
3. The Spam Filters Test Report will be sent within maximum 24 hours to your PayPal email address.

 
To read the lesson # 4, please click on TEST YOUR SOLO AD.