Web Marketing via Email Marketing

alexasmith · 05-22-2010, 09:55 AM

Hello all,

The process of Email marketing is not about a large number of email addresses that you can get from different sources. This will not only prove extremely costly on your advertising budget but also a waste of your valuable time in carrying out your internet marketing strategy. Email web marketing is all about quality of the data the provides you with because that is important in making your strategy successful. Promote an email marketing campaign where you only pay on acquisition (for leads with name and contact details).

Cost per acquisition is the best way to do your internet marketing with emails. You also have to ensure that the company is permitted to providing these email addresses for you to contact as you do want to be accused of spamming. Email marketing has been proven to be successful if quality of leads is good.

Jim Gillum · 05-23-2010, 12:26 AM

When you Google your first line (and more), this post is found at a few other sources....
Is it your post or did you copy it?

We generally discuss email in terms of building a personal contact list through opt-in squeeze pages and similar methods.

dave · 05-24-2010, 11:08 AM

I've been wondering about your posts alexa, do you tend to repost a lot of what you have written? What other forums do you like to hang around on?

Building lists via opt-ins is what we usually do as jim states - its interesting to note that some people do buy lists of emails but really these people have mainly been sold down the river and you are bound to be named as a spammer and this may damage your reputation.

Getting someone else to post your message on their list is a different matter.

applied5564 · 06-03-2010, 01:19 PM

In all my web marketing efforts, I attempt to build my lists and then market to these list members through my AWeber account. But a good majority of my web marketing involves bulk email and this has worked very well for me. I do agree that you need to identify and use a good bulk emailer and one that not only provides quality lists but also white-listed delivery service. It took me a while but fortunately I found a couple of online services to do this for me. They are out there if you do your due diligence. You may have to wade through a bunch of them but email marketing is one of the least expensive web marketing techniques and is well worth it..

GemmaEileen · 06-29-2010, 05:36 AM

I am trying to start email marketing. I have my own website that sales some products. Now what I is my idea that I want to send email to my register customer about latest products.

But I need to know that should I have to take any license (spam fees) so my email will not get spam by hotmail,gmail or yahoo or any other mail provider.

Jim Gillum · 06-29-2010, 05:48 AM

Have never heard of a "spam fee".........the spam filters on the email servers work by word recognition and url blacklists....

dave · 06-29-2010, 09:20 AM

I've not heard of spam fees but there are email services that help you from getting blacklisted like aweber etc.

What you need to do is run your email through spamassassin before sending it to see whether it has a high spam rating - anything above 5 can get put in the Junk mail folder.

One other thing is that the server you are sending the email from has to have an SPF DNS record so if you don't have this then you can get your email bounced from many of the free email services you mention.

seongpinas316 · 07-11-2010, 04:40 AM

In email marketing what is important is you have a good reputation, your not included in spam blacklist filters, and lastly you have a high delivery rates.

MEMA · 08-09-2010, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by seongpinas316

In email marketing what is important is you have a good reputation, your not included in spam blacklist filters, and lastly you have a high delivery rates.

I totally agree with you... reputation is the key to deliverability. But realize that your reputation is not dependent on each individual message – ISPs look at your entire sending history. I would recommend to use a dedicated IP address and unique domain alias, so your reputation is completely in your control.