Steal all my email secrets on Thursday at Innotech

On Thursday the 16th at 9am, Dennis Dayman and I will be giving a presentation on email deliverability at the Innotech conference in Austin. Come pick our brains about whitelisting, authentication, reputation and the infamous spam folder! We're also a great resource to ask about the various third party email providers and services.

• How can I get in touch with someone who can really help me at Hotmail or Yahoo?
  
• What can I do to reduce the number of people who click "this is spam" or unsubscribe from my emails?
  
• I've been told that I'm hitting a "spamtrap". Now what?
  
• How do I get off a blacklist?
  
• Do I need a dedicated IP address?
  
• Can I buy email addresses to add to my list? What about list rental?
  
• Any other questions that you want to ask!

We'll be giving a 20 minute overview of email deliverability and then we'll open it up to the audience to talk about real problems you are facing and suggestions for tackling them. We need your help! Please come prepared with questions about your email marketing programs.

Here are the slides:

Deliverability Innotech 2008

Email Secrets from Deliverability.com Joshua Baer & Dennis Dayman The Basics Sender ID Authentication Domain Keys Authentication Delivery Seeding Feedback Loops Whitelists secret #1 relevancy is most important secret #2 reputation is more important than content secret #3 From and Subject are most important secret #4 it is hard to send email by yourself secret #5 there is no secret to deliverability tell us your secrets tell us your problems Resources http://www.deliverability.com/ http://www.returnpath.net/ http://www.pivotalveracity.com/ http://www.lashback.com/ http://postmaster.aol.com/ http://postmaster.yahoo.com/ http://postmaster.hotmail.com/

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[moncler down]

How can I get in touch with someone who can really help me at Hotmail or Yahoo? That's really a difficlut question.