| 1. Composing
Messages |
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Compose message body in either HTML or TEXT. |
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HTML messages can be created with this
application, you can cut and copy to text into the body, and images can be uploaded for
logos and such. |
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many Contacts. |
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Group your contacts into as many different
categories as you need. |
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Emails are sent individually to each contact
with your return address and logged to prevent duplication. |
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headers and footers |
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To avoid labeled as Spam, the header states
your business name, return email and an editable header message. |
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The footer includes a removal / update link that retrieves the recipient's profile for edit or deletion from you list. |
| 4. Personalized
Email |
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Each email is addressed to the Company and
Contact Name. |
| 5. Attachments |
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Upload and attach files such as PDF, MSWord
etc. |
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Upload Excel files to be included as formatted
data tables |
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Upload Images to be included in the message
body. |
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| Here's an example
of our end product. |
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Greetings Bill Smith
You are receiving this email as a member of our travel group.
Paradise is Waiting..
Is it time to take your holiday in the sun?
Our new seasonal rates are in place. There´s no better time than now to visit Paradise.
To check for our best daily fares, visit our website travel.com |
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To UNSUBSCRIBE from this and all future emails
Or if you wish to Update or Edit your profile. Please Click Here.
From your profile window, Click on DELETE to REMOVE.
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This service is designed to easily compose
personalized emails and send to the contacts in your Address Book Folder.
Please Do Not Use this application for Spamming or unsolicited email.
Send your newsletters, press releases and product updates only. |
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| Recommended
Guidelines for Bulk E-Mailing |
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| Select email source carefully |
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You should think about where you get the email
addresses that you send email to. Never send email to addresses that you get from outside
sources. If you do use a list from someone else, and you start to get Spam reports, dump
the whole list immediately. The fact that a few users from a list are reporting Spam
indicates that many other addresses on the same list are probably 'dirty.' If you do get
email addresses from multiple sources, keep track of where each one comes from so that you
can figure out where the "dirty" addresses are coming from. |
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| Identify yourself clearly |
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At the start of your mailing, identify your
company and tell the recipients where you got their email addresses and when/where they
authorized you to use their addresses for sending this mailing. For example "This
email is sent from www.widgets.com. You authorized this mailing when you registered your
widget on our web-site. See below for removal directions." |
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| Personalize the headers and body of the email
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It takes longer to send mailings this way, but
it makes the mailing look much more credible and professional. Personalize the email with
the recipient's email address in the To: field, and at the start of the body - possibly as
part of the sender-identification suggested above. "Hello buyer@widgetbuyers.com.
This email.." |
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Before using this application
you must agree not to use this software for SPAM purposes. We are reserving the right to
refuse product support and refunds for spammers. This is not a SPAM program! Don't use
this application to send unsolicited email advertisements. |
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| FYI |
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A "Spam" e-mail is
generally defined as an unsolicited mailing, usually to many people. A message written
for, and mailed to, one individual that is known to the sender is not Spam, and a reply to
an e-mail is not Spam, unless the "reply" repeats endlessly. |
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Using unsolicited email
advertisements is unprofessional and violates the intent of US Code, Title 47, Chapter 5,
Subchapter II, which prohibits unsolicited fax advertisements. |
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By US Code Title 47,
Sec.227(a)(2)(B), a computer/modem/printer meets the definition of a telephone fax
machine. By Sec.227(b) (1)(C), it is unlawful to send any unsolicited advertisement to
such equipment. By Sec.227(b)(3)(C), a violation of the afore- mentioned Section is
punishable by action to recover actual monetary loss, or $500, whichever is greater, for
each violation. |
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Broadcast Fax and Junk Email
is also illegal under United States Public Law 103-414 Section 303(a)(11), it is unlawful
"to use any telephone facsimile machine, computer, or other device to send an
unsolicited advertisement." |
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