These spam words are often the same words and phrases often used when talking to prospective clients. However, your prospect's email pre-set spam filter blocked it. You were not sending spam. Instead, you were using a word or words, that many email spammers use.
A DANGER FOR SALES PEOPLE You tend to send a quantity of the same email message out to a group of clients. This may end you up on a blacklist; even through it is no intentional fault of your own. You are merely attempting to follow the procedures for responsible opt-in email marketing. Sometimes it is smart to send yourself a copy of your sales email, before to send a quantity out. Nevertheless, do not assume that because it makes it through your internet service provider's spam filter, it will get by other ISP spam filters.
Email Spam is Unsolicited Bulk Email, also call UBE. If you find someone's email address on an internet site, a web page, or a mailing list, you DO NO have consent to use it. If in turn you purchased it, traded for it, or received the emails as a gift, you DO NOT have consent. Bulk refers to sending out a similar message in over 200 emails a day. If you do this you are a spammer.
The only way sure way to prevent this is to either not use the word below or substitute it with another word or phrase so your sales email will make its way through. NEVER use any of these words in your subject line of your sales message. Some spam filters may let a few of them slip by in the body of the email.
COMMON SPAM WORDS LIST, INCLUDING PHRASES
1. 4U 2. Act Now. 3. Additional income 4. All new 5. Amazing 6. Apply Online 7 . Be your own boss 8. Big bucks 9. Call free 10. Call now 11. Cash 12. Cash bonus 13. Collect 14. Compare rates 15. Congratulations 16. Dear email 17. Dear friend 18. Direct marketing 19. Do it today 20. Don't delete 21. Double your sales 22. Easy Sales 23. Email marketing 24. Expect to earn 25. Fantastic deal 26. Financial freedom 27. For free 28. For instant access 29. Free! 30. Free access 31. Free consultation 32. Free investment 33. Free money 34. Free offer 35. Free preview 36. Free quote 37. Free sample 38. Get paid 39. Get started now 40. Get it now 41. Gift certificate 42. Great offer 43. Guarantee 44. Guaranteed offer 45. Hidden assets 46. Increase sales 47. Increase traffic 48. Information you requested 49. Insurance 50. Investment decision 51. Limited time only 52. Mail in order form 53. Marketing solutions 54. Million dollars 55. Money making 56. More Internet traffic 57. Name brand 58. No catch 59. No cost 60. No credit check 61. No gimmick 62. No investment 63. No medical exams 64. No obligation 65. No selling 66. No strings attached 67. Not intended 68. Offer! 69. Offer expires 70. Once in lifetime 71. One time 72. Opportunity 73. Opt in 74. Outstanding values 75. Please read 76. Potential earnings 77. Print out and fax 78. Profits 79. Promise You 80. Pure profit 81. Real thing 82. Satisfaction guaranteed 83. See for yourself 84. Serious cash 85. Stop 86. Stops 87. Subscribe 88. Supplies are limited 89. Take action now 90. The best rates 91. This is not spam 92. Time Limited 93. Unlimited 94. You have been selected 95. Visit our web site 96. We hate spam 97. What are you waiting for? 98. Winner 99. Winning 100. Your income
With the increase in spam, protection has come increasingly sophisticated to guard against emails. Almost all Internet Service Providers (ISP's) use these email blockers. This is a problem though when trying to send your email sales message. There is no doubt that this software blocks out spam. Not in the sales person's favor, it can block legitimate emails as well. Knowing the key list of spam words can help prevent non-delivery problems. It can also keep you from unfairly tagged as being a spammer.
Small businesses are often the hardest hit by increasingly strict messages intended stop spam. Some industry insiders feel the bigger problems can be caused by trying to control the collateral damage caused by trying to get rid of it. Try to tell your ISP that you are unjustly being singled you and are innocent is difficult to get a response. Often it can be a periods of days or weeks, and even then all your emails are going to be watched like a hawk. The ISP's can fix or reverse the problem in their own due time. Meanwhile if you are blocked,. your emails are almost completely shut down.
CAUTION ON BUYING EMAIL NAMES Nor do not consider using Commercial Emailers to bypass your Internet Service Provider. These professional bulk email blasters, try to find every loophole possible to get pass the spam blocking guards. They are the bad boys, rated at producing 99% of today's spam. As soon as when way is shut down, another is opened up. Be careful when purchasing an email blasting list for spamming. Much of the list was never what the recipient requested to begin with. Lists of responders are collected and added to a list you ordered that they should not be on. The email blaster is only hoping that you get enough response so that you will be happy with the quantity of response. Therefore do not be surprising if the email blasting company adds phony responders (paid to act interested and respond to your request). Buyer beware.
For more articles to read on spam, marketing, recruiting, or increasing sales, there are plenty. Visit http://www.agentsinsurancemarketing.com Author, Don Yerke has over 200 articles published through out the internet.
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