Hello,
As the economy prompts companies to do all they can to market their
products, email blasts are an attractive inexpensive means to get
marketing in front of many people.
Problem is, Blacklists from users that fail to subscribe to whatever
necessary standards are deemed essential to be a legitimate email. And
that one client can hurt the other clients on the mail server that
have nothing to do with the offending clients mass mailing.
What do other server owners do? Tell the client no-way and risk having
them go elsewhere? I usually try to get them to go to Constant Contact
but some still push hard to use the email account they have with me. I
have a limitation of 50 recipients per email but what other resources
are available to us to help handle this condition in the best manner?
What standards and policies do you do at your business?
Regards,
Steve Guluk
SGDesign
(949) 661-9333
