Avoid SPAM Filters

Are you using any of these SPAM words in your email marketing campaigns?

Filters do a reasonably good job at deleting those unwanted emails, but there is still the chance that the legitimate email (like yours and mine that people have actually requested) end up not making it through the spam filters.

Even though the "list" of SPAM words continues to grow every day, you'd be best served by avoiding any of these recognized spam filter magnets!

Do to the fact that SPAM filters are constantly updated, your best bet is to use an online resource to test your emails before sending. A Google search for "spam checker tool", "spam filter check", or something similar should yield some free options that allow you to test your email and identify any words, phrases, or formatting that might register as spam.

Using a SPAM filter tool is important if you want your emails to get in front of prospects, opened, and read.