2. Avoid using ‘No-Reply’ in the sender's email address.

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2. Avoid using ‘No-Reply’ in the sender's email address.

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It also could turn off potential customers if they know you bought their information from another party.

For example, a couple of years ago, I made a big cross-country move and contacted a moving company for a quote on their services.

About a day after contacting them, I was bombarded with emails from other moving companies and services and added to newsletters I had never signed up for.

So, I unsubscribed and blocked many of those businesses that seemed to have received my information from the initial company I contacted. I also blocked that company.

Moral of the story? Don't buy your contacts, add people to lists without their permission, or share their information without their consent. It's one way to leave a bad impression on potential consumers.

Remember that the GDPR also requires each European australia whatsapp number database recipient's consent before contacting them. Purchased email lists usually do not come with that consent.

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Have you heard of CAN-SPAM? This long-standing legislation is a popular and important guideline for all email marketers in the U.S.

One major rule in CAN-SPAM is to never use the words “no reply “ or a similar phrase as the email sender's name (for example, ”[email protected]”).
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