by mobilestorm | Jan 4, 2008 | Digital Marketing Best Practices, Digital Marketing Blog, Email Deliverability, Email Marketing Tips, Messaging Laws & Compliance, Newsletter Marketing
I hope you all had a wonderful holiday. Being the New Year, a lot of us are making New Year\’s resolutions. If you haven\’t come up with a resolution, I have a great suggestion: Please authenticate your email using DomainKeys. While Sender Policy Framework...
by mobilestorm | Dec 14, 2007 | Digital Marketing Blog, Email Deliverability, Email Marketing Tips
Most people I talk to these days have several email addresses – one for work, one for home, one for the kids, etc. Being in the email business, I have lots of addressees – but then again, I\’m kind of weird like that. Another common email address...
by mobilestorm | Dec 10, 2007 | Advanced Digital Marketing, Digital Marketing Blog, Email Marketing News, Messaging Laws & Compliance, Mobile Marketing, Multi-Channel Marketing
2007 was a watershed year in digital marketing. From mobile marketing finally starting to see some traction to increasingly strict email regulations, there were no shortage of things for a digital marketer to keep busy. Here are my top 7 for 2007 (in no particular...
by mobilestorm | Dec 7, 2007 | Digital Marketing Best Practices, Digital Marketing Blog, Email Deliverability, Email Marketing Tips, Messaging Laws & Compliance, Newsletter Marketing
Our CEO, Jared Reitzin wrote a great article for DM News a few days ago about the importance of sender reputation and how it can affect successful email deliverability. Among the items discussed were suggestions around lowering complaint rates, list hygiene, branding...
by mobilestorm | Dec 3, 2007 | Advanced Digital Marketing, Digital Marketing Best Practices, Digital Marketing Blog, Messaging Laws & Compliance
Recently, consumer advocacy groups have been clamoring for the establishment of a Do Not Track registry for online users, similar to the ones already implemented as Do Not Call and Do Not Fax lists. It would forbid marketers to use cookies and other similar behavior...
