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Because creating good email isn’t easy. The content has to be relevant. It has to look right. It has to be sent to the right people. And of course, it has to make it to their inbox.
That’s the good news. The bad news is that selling your subscriber base the wrong way can turn your adoring audience into an angry mob.
Another way to say that is: Our mission is to keep the world safe from unwanted email. Does that sound a bit like your mission?
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Aug
05
What: Weekly Activity Report
Who: Realty Tracker
Why we love it: Realty Tracker was a site that collected leads on behalf of real estate agents around the country. They sent teasers for those leads by email several times per week. They also sent this weekly Activity Report with a summary of available leads. To make this email as valuable as possible, they included great content that is aimed at making the agents more successful. For example, in the issue shown here they used research on what repeat buyers want from real estate agents. Past issues have included information about home sales trends, how to set goals and real estate marketing tactics. Of course, many of these tidbits speak directly to the service that Realty Tracker provided in the form of online lead generation.
What would make it better: They could ...
Tell me moreCategories: Response
Jul
31
We are always shocked how many marketers miss the boat with their Welcome messages. Some don't even bother to send them, which is just a huge missed opportunity. Others send them, but...
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Jul
29

By George Bilbrey
VP & GM Delivery Assurance Solutions
When we set out to build a reputation data network we had a strong sense that the volume of email being sent to top receivers was staggering. But sensing is one thing. Having empirical data is another.
Which is why I'm so excited about the Return Path Q2 Reputation Benchmark Report. Now we have actual email performance data that tells us what the email traffic really looks like.
You can read the report yourself here.
Here's my high level take on what we found:
Categories: Deliverability
Jul
29
Commercial Mailers With Low Unknown User Rates and No Spam Trap Hits Have Delivery Rate Increases of More Than 20 Points
NEW YORK & DENVER--Eighty percent of email is being sent from illegitimate or unknown mail servers, Return Path discovered with its new Return Path Reputation Benchmark Report. Return Path found that forty-six percent of email is being sent from hosts that should not be sending email at all - compromised hosts, dynamic IP addresses, and other non-mail servers. In addition, 34% of email is sent from "unknown" IPs which are not classifiable by available data.
Return Path conducted the Reputation Benchmark study by examining a sample of 2.3 million IPs pulled from the Return Path Reputation Data Network - a cooperative data network that collects and analyzes email data from more than 20 ISPs and other data providers representing more than 100 million mailboxes.
For the study, Return Path removed the data from servers that do not have reverse DNS and are clearly not supposed to be sending email. If you factor in the 35% of servers with no reverse DNS, the "bad" mail hosts goes even higher ...
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