When you mass email

[carshownationalscom]

I emailed over 2200 people in a short period of time. Make sure you include the following info in your emails. This is part of the can spam laws:

The FTC’s rules require:

Identification – Unsolicited commercial e-mail sent to non-wireless accounts must be clearly identified as a solicitation or advertisement for products or services.

Offering a Way to Reject Future Messages – Commercial e-mail senders must provide easily-accessible, legitimate ways for recipients to reject future messages from that sender.

Return Address – All commercial e-mail, and e-mail considered transactional and relationship messages (about existing transactions), must contain legitimate return e-mail addresses, as well as the sender’s postal address.

Subject Lines – Commercial e-mail senders must use subject lines that are accurate. Using misleading or bogus subject lines to trick readers into opening messages is prohibited.

[ryan]

Thanks for posting that. I'll save it in a text file for later reference

[louiseg]

Good info, but one more thing. If you use a service such as AWeber to do your mass mailings, you don't have to worry about including those sort of details.

[loyalknight10]

Yes, it is important to know that mass emailing can literally be considered as a spam. I know many sites which pays its members for mass email's but what those members don't know is that they are literally spamming.

[ladybird]

Great information. You have to be really careful when sending mass emails other wise it can be considered as spam and all the efforts will be wasted.

[agelcoach]

Definetely a fine line. There have been cases brought against the mega spammers as we know. It just makes sense that if you are mass mailing to follow the guidelines or get hooked with Aweber.