positivenote
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- Jan 12, 2009
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Hi guys I'm currently using the method pofecker has described in this thread..
I got on a call with CX digital media and they asked questions that may
leave you puzzled ,therefore I decided to write about the concerns of the CPA
Networks in regards to the maintenance that email marketers excersice in their business practices..
SO here it goes..
Describe your list hygiene practices.
1. I scrub my list regularly by making sureI run my list against a list of known bad domains and role accounts.
2.Remove and/or correct bad domains.
I closely review my failure reports, identify bad addresses and evaluate whether they are the result of a data capture problem or a non existent domain.
3.I remove distribution accounts.
4.I remove "spam" email addresses
5.I remove inactive addresses.
How do you manage your bounce rate
1.Capture all data streams.
2.Correctly interpret data
3. Organize (standardize) data
4.Make data actionable
It will increase the chances of getting accepted..I tried calling a CPA company once and they asked me questions that I knew nothing about ..and I went for the run and just said...."yeah I'd say about 2%."
Just like pofecker said, but to my suprise the lady said something like.."Your breaking up..I can't hear you..hello?....click..hung up the phone..
SO sit down for a minute and learn about email marketing for a day or two until you grasp the fundamentals..best of luck..Cheers.
I got on a call with CX digital media and they asked questions that may
leave you puzzled ,therefore I decided to write about the concerns of the CPA
Networks in regards to the maintenance that email marketers excersice in their business practices..
SO here it goes..
Describe your list hygiene practices.
1. I scrub my list regularly by making sureI run my list against a list of known bad domains and role accounts.
2.Remove and/or correct bad domains.
I closely review my failure reports, identify bad addresses and evaluate whether they are the result of a data capture problem or a non existent domain.
3.I remove distribution accounts.
4.I remove "spam" email addresses
5.I remove inactive addresses.
How do you manage your bounce rate
1.Capture all data streams.
2.Correctly interpret data
3. Organize (standardize) data
4.Make data actionable
It will increase the chances of getting accepted..I tried calling a CPA company once and they asked me questions that I knew nothing about ..and I went for the run and just said...."yeah I'd say about 2%."
Just like pofecker said, but to my suprise the lady said something like.."Your breaking up..I can't hear you..hello?....click..hung up the phone..
SO sit down for a minute and learn about email marketing for a day or two until you grasp the fundamentals..best of luck..Cheers.