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Retailers sidestep e-mail spam traps
But merchants still run the risk of having their marketing messages ignored.
Posted 06/20/2012Amy DustoPost a comment
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Getting rid of the red “x” box in e-mail
The little red “x” no longer marks the spot in most e-mail sent by Ice.com.
Posted 04/25/2012Paul DemeryPost a comment
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ShopRunner adds a receipt-tracking service
The shipping program will add ShopSanity’s tracking of receipts and deals.
Posted 02/08/2012Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Consumers read nearly 10% of b2c e-mail on mobile devices, study says
A new e-mail monitoring application from Pivotal Veracity, MailboxIQ, has found that 9.44% of business-to-consumer e-mail is read on mobile devices, the company says.
Posted 10/01/2009Paul DemeryPost a comment
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E-mail marketers should apply plenty of SPF
E-mail marketers should make sure their SPF records are current if they want to maintain inbox delivery rates for permission-based messages. That’s because of a new reliance on the Sender Policy Framework authentication.
Posted 09/04/2007Don DavisPost a comment
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E-mail non-delivery rate averaged 21% during the first half
Top Internet service providers and web-based e-mail providers blocked delivery of 21% of permission-based e-mails to consumers during the first half, according to a new study from Return Path.
Posted 10/13/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Q4 e-mail delivery rate rises to nearly 97%, Digital Impact says
E-mail messages sent by retailers hit their targeted inboxes 96.7% of the time in the fourth quarter, leading all industry segments, Digital Impact reports.
Posted 04/15/2005Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Amazon and Microsoft file joint lawsuit against Canadian e-mailer
Amazon and Microsoft have filed a joint lawsuit charging Gold Disk Canada and three individuals with orchestrating “illegal and deceptive spamming campaigns” that misused Microsoft’s MSN Hotmail e-mail services and forged the Amazon.com brand name.
Posted 09/28/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment
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An e-mail campaign drives traffic to FisherPrice.com
Between June 7 and 14, the share of Internet toys-and-hobbies traffic going to FisherPrice.com rose from 1.35% to 3.28%, Internet traffic measurement and analysis company Hitwise reports.
Posted 06/24/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Marketing outlook for Outlook 2007 isn’t so bright
Marketers are relying more on interactive and animated content and e-mail messages, but Microsoft Corp.’s new Outlook 2007 e-mail management system is making it difficult to use such content.
Posted 02/28/2007Internet RetailerPost a comment
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