Double Opt-In helps you (April 4, 2014) A simple reason why double opt-in is a good thing for marketers.
22 items tagged with email
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Re-educating a spammer (October 10, 2006) In which I attempt to lead someone from a life of spam.
Eudora goes open source. Sort of. (October 10, 2006) The classic mail client will be based on Thuderbird in the future.
Email hoax breaker (May 5, 2006)
Stuff for later (April 4, 2006) PDF merging, procrastination, baseball, and managing your bits in this edition of Simplelinks.
Email legal notices gone wild (October 10, 2005) A very long legal notice attached to the end of an email message.
Stupid cell phone tricks (January 1, 2005) An easy way to get text messages to mobile phones.
Symantec Spoofing (September 9, 2003) Some email viruses trick mail systems into thinking the virus was sent by someone else. Antivirus tools are falling for it.
Turning away customers (July 7, 2003) If a customer is going to go to the trouble of contacting you, it's important, at least to them. Make sure you'll see it.
Web bug education (November 11, 2002) The anti-Web bug initiative will be ignored by unscrupulous marketers, but it will also serve to educate everyone else.
Barnes & Noble's response (November 11, 2002) Barnes & Noble's response to my concerns regarding their email newsletter.
Open letter to Barnes & Noble (October 10, 2002) Barnes & Noble screwed up by sending a marketing email to people who told them they didn't want to get email, made it difficult to change email preferences, and then ignored their mistake.
Email Marketing Usability (September 9, 2002) Jakob Nielsen turns to a subject dear to my heart: the improving your email newsletters to enhance the reader experience.
Opportunity lost (September 9, 2002) Improve the customer experience of automated emails.
Ignoring customers (August 8, 2002) Ignoring your email turns off potential customers.
Email marketing stupidity (July 7, 2002) I just renewed the domain registration for kalsey.com through Register.com. Right after I did so, they automatically sent me some marketing email. They made some dumb mistakes in their message that you can easily avoid in your marketing campaigns.
Why Treo Mail? (May 5, 2002) Using a Treo to check your email has hidden costs attached.
AOL product not good enough for employees (March 3, 2002)
Ignoring Security Alerts (March 3, 2002)
Email warning (February 2, 2002)
Newsletter quality (February 2, 2002)
Subject Marketing (February 2, 2002)