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businesses over $10 billion in 2003
Spam not only clogs our servers and in-boxes, but it also costs us hours and hours of lost time in productivity
Although the estimated cost of Spam focuses mainly on lost productivity, this picture may be much broader than you realize
Some of the more popular email providers, such as AOL (America Online), Yahoo! and Hotmail, are now utilizing filters to cut down on Spam
These filters are dumping Spam and/or bulk mailings into a separate location
Although this may cut down on Spam in your in-box, these filters are also dumping some legitimate email messages
What's more, some hosting services not only filter the email messages, but they're also blocking entire hosting companies
For example, the blocking host may have gotten some Spam complaints about a few marketers that host with ABC hosting company
(Keep in mind, ABC hosting company may host thousands of sites
) Rather than block the offending marketers, the blocking host decides to blacklist the entire ABC host
What this means is if you try to contact someone and their hosting company has blacklisted your host, your email will not go through -- it will bounce right back to you
If you suspect you may not be receiving all of your email, contact your host and ask them if they're using Spam filters or have blocked entire hosting companies
How Much Will Spam Cost Your Business?How much time do you spend sorting through the Spam in your email each day? Add it up sometime -- I'll bet you'll find you spend a lot more time than you even realized -- time that could have been spent on your business
If you're publishing an ezine or sending out any form of opt-in mailings, how many subscribers are actually receiving your mailings? Most-likely, not nearly as many subscribers as you may think
How many lost sales has this cost you?How many messages, such as information requests, customer support requests, etc
, have you not received due to filtering?How many messages have you replied to that your customers or potential customers have never received due to filtering?As customer service says a lot about your business practices, how many customers will you lose?The list goes on and on
But the point is this, Spam is costing you dearly
Protecting Your Email AddressSo how can you defend yourself? Well, it depends on which side you're on -- how to protect yourself, and/or how to make sure your messages are getting through
In order to protect yourself against Spam, you first need to understand how your email address is obtained
There are many unethical businesses online that collect and sell email addresses
They use robots that travel from link to link in search of email addresses
Their customers are led to believe that these email addresses belong to individuals who want to receive mailings
However, much of the time, this isn't the case
Never purchase a list of email addresses from anyone other than a reputable company
The only company I can recommend is Post Master Direct
http://www
postmasterdirect
comTo protect your email address from these robots, instead of displaying your address on your site, use a feedback form
Not just any type of form, but a form that doesn't display your email address within the hidden form fields
The only form I can recommend is Master Feedback
You can pick up a free copy here: http://willmaster
com/master/feedback/index
shtmlAnytime you're filling out a form online and you're asked to provide your email address, make sure you review the site's "Privacy Policy" to ensure that your email address will not be sold or shared with a third party
Protecting Your In-boxTo protect your in-box, you can use a Spam filtering software program
Although there are several available online, the best one I've found is Mail Washer
This program will enable you to view all the email on your server without actually downloading it into your email program
Once you've reviewed your messages, you can create filters and bounce the Spam messages back to the sender
Although you can pick up the program free, consider supporting the developer and register the software for a small fee
http://www
mailwasher
netAvoiding the Spam FiltersIf you're sending out a mailing to an opt-in list, there are a few steps you can take to make sure your message won't trip the Spam filters:1) Avoid using trigger words, such as Spam, fr*e, r*move, etc
Although the list is far too broad to list here, you can learn more by reading the following articles:Spam Filters Run-Amuck by Timothy A
Gross [http://www
iprofitsystems
com/articles/spamfilters
html]CLIP & SAVE guide to avoiding Spam filters by Debbie Weil [http://www
imakenews
com/wordbiz/e_article000094161
cfm]2) Avoid using JavaScript within your messages
3) Avoid using "bad" words
If you'd like to ensure your messages are getting through, consider opening email accounts with the popular providers
You can send your mailings to these accounts and monitor their reception
If your mailings land in the dump, you can make some adjustments or even contact the company
If you would like to test your outgoing email messages to ensure they won't trigger a Spam filter, Ken Evoy offers a great service called SpamCheck
This free service will enable you to send a copy of your publication, or any email message, to a specific address and it will return a report of possible words that will trigger the Spam filters
Send your publication including the subject and body to: mailto:spamcheck-websource@sitesell
netConclusionThe Spam problem continues to get progressively worse
Although there isn't a simple solution to the problem, the information provided in this article should assist you in not only avoiding Spam, but also avoiding the filters for your legitimate mailings
It's really a shame we're even in this position
However, we cannot allow Spam to continue to infiltrate our businesses
We must take the necessary steps to ensure our success
Copyright © Shelley LoweryAbout the Author:Shelley Lowery is the author of the acclaimed web design course, "Web Design Mastery" (www
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