[TUT] How I Make At Least $3000 A Week
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- Jun 10, 2010
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kickapooh said:
You are correct. It's best to "warm up" the IPs (which point to a domain) because the last thing you want is to get your domain blacklisted.
Interesting tips.
ceosammassey
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Congrats man. That's good money. Invest it WISELY.
I use my own domains and just 301 redirect them to affiliate links> I try to make my subjects simple and not "ad like".
Thanks and no it does not rotate anything but the SMTP's currently. I think I will have another one done soon that will allow me to use spin syntax but haven't done it yet.
bhconsultant
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Thanks a ton for the replies again.
There are two issues in terms of compliance here 1. I am complying in terms of putting the unsubscribe links, putting our company's address info and all that but 2. The lists are either harvested or purchased.
So am I being compliant in this case? If not, am I safe putting my company's direct links and I even wonder if I mailing to these lists, I am safe putting my company's real address info in there? My target customers are B2B and brand building is important for me, so I do want to get my name out there but, whether doing so to extracted emails is a good idea or not, is something I wonder about. What are your thoughts?
On another note, does it matter what domain I buy to use as my SMTP, i.e. lets say my website is coolcars.com , is there any benefit of buying something like coolcars.info or .. tuktuk.info would suffice?
There are two issues in terms of compliance here 1. I am complying in terms of putting the unsubscribe links, putting our company's address info and all that but 2. The lists are either harvested or purchased.
So am I being compliant in this case? If not, am I safe putting my company's direct links and I even wonder if I mailing to these lists, I am safe putting my company's real address info in there? My target customers are B2B and brand building is important for me, so I do want to get my name out there but, whether doing so to extracted emails is a good idea or not, is something I wonder about. What are your thoughts?
On another note, does it matter what domain I buy to use as my SMTP, i.e. lets say my website is coolcars.com , is there any benefit of buying something like coolcars.info or .. tuktuk.info would suffice?
peterv1985
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cool man
1) I believe you are being compliant if you are taking those steps. However please note I am not an attorney and cannot guarantee any of this.
On the domains for smtp question I think that using your own domain or buying other similar brandable domains would be the best choice.
bhconsultant
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Thanks mate. I always wonder, what is the advantage of buying a "similar domain", as the domain is just being bought for its SMTP. The actual user wont really see the domain name anywhere (unless he reads the headers). The only benefit I can think of is, if we use "from" and "reply-to" email address with that domain (and then forward the replied emails to the actual email addres) - But dont see much benefit of doing this if I am being compliant. Am I missing something here?
On another note, could you share some tips on how the SPF policy should be set-up and benefits of enabling domain keys.
buhlmann132
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Really nice one 
... I'm using almost the exact strategy beside I don't scrape my emails I mostly do revshare deals or buy dating's.
Unfortunately the DL for your PDF is down ... may I ask if you could reup it again ?!
BIG THX
... I'm using almost the exact strategy beside I don't scrape my emails I mostly do revshare deals or buy dating's.Unfortunately the DL for your PDF is down ... may I ask if you could reup it again ?!
BIG THX
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