Gsa contact form problems

ezeyeye82 said:

I do not understand when you say to use "opt out links", in a GSA contact form submit one leaves a text message, I imagine that it is not convenient to place links so as not to be detected in spam, am I wrong?
How would you put an "opt out links" in a submit form? Isn't that a bad practice?

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M4DM4X said:

Wondering the same. Generally you put opt out links in emailing campaigns, not in contact forms since many flag links in the message body.

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JasonS said:

If you'll not place the opt out link even in the contact campaign, then users might report it as spam.

In emailing campaigns general practice is to provide the unsubscribe link. Where people can click and unsubscribe their email from your mailing list.
In contact form campaigns, opt out works like this:-
1. Your redirect domain is abc. xyz (Note: never ever use your money site domain directly in contact form campaigns)
2. Opt out/ Unsubscribe link would look like this: abc. xyz/unsub?=http://targetdomain.com
3. When the user will click on the opt out link, it'll redirect the user to the unsubscribe page with his domain already filled in the text field.
4. User will click on the Submit and it'll add the domain in the unsubscribe.txt on your hosting server.

Just add the unsubscribe.txt link in your GSA website contact blacklist settings. So, it'll ignore the domain from sending the messages further.

Note: It needs a bit of coding skills to code these few lines of unsub php script.

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M4DM4X said:

Thanks, ok I see.
I already have a link in my message, so putting a second one for the unsubscription, presents a risk (one link is already too much).
So I am thinking of just saying something like "if you don't want us to contact you in the future please reply by mentioning "unsubscribe" ". This has 2 advantages : 1) no added link, 2) if they reply to your message it increases your email server trust, kind of free warmup.

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