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Anne P. Mitchell, Esq., is CEO of ISIPP & SuretyMail Email Accreditation, and an Internet Lawyer

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How to Check How Your Email Looks on Mobile Devices

Last week we talked about how if your email is not "mobile friendly", that is, if it doesn't render well on mobile devices, your email will not bring you the results for which you are hoping. And because once someone reads your email on their mobile device, they aren't as likely to read it on their computer, this is very important. Remember that open and click-through rates can directly affect your deliverability. ...More
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Inviting Users to Share Your Email with Their Social Networks

SilverPop has just announced their new "Share to Social" service, and it's a pretty interesting idea. Now, while tell-a-friend systems tend to invite users to spam their friends, encouraging a user to post your email on their own social networking profile page is very different. Of course, you don't need to use a special system to do that

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Is Your Email Mobile Friendly?

I'm sure that you know that more and more people are reading email on the go (I, for example, read a large percentage of my email on my Sidekick, many others read email on their Blackberrys). In fact last year Marketing Sherpa determined that 64% of key decision makers are reading email on their mobile devices. Reading your email on their mobile devices. Have you ever stopped to think about what that means in terms of your email deliverability?

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Can People Trust Your Email?

The results of two studies which looked at whether people are less inclined to be honest in email are out, and the answer is a big "yes". Based on these studies, at least, people tend to lie a lot in email. In fact, the two studies, published jointly as a paper entitled "Being Honest Online: The Finer Points of Lying in Online Ultimatum Bargaining", found that in their tests, subjects were likely to lie as much as 92% of the time!

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Why ISPs Don’t Take Calls from Email Senders

We recently had a customer muse to us "I think there's got to be a phone number at the ISP that we could call, so we can ask them to explain the reason we are being sent to the junk folder." As most of you who read this probably know, well, there isn't such a phone number. But why not?

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Getting Email Delivered - The Email Deliverability Blog is written by Anne P. Mitchell, Esq.. Anne is CEO of ISIPP, providers of the premiere email deliverability service SuretyMail Email Accreditation, as well as an Internet lawyer and Professor of Law, and a noted Internet policy expert. Mitchell was formerly an original founder of Habeas, and before that in-house counsel for the first anti-spam organization, MAPS.

Among her other accomplishments, Anne has taught Internet law at Lincoln Law School of San Jose, and assisted Senator John McCain's office by authoring the language of the McCain amendment to CAN-SPAM. In addition to running ISIPP and the SuretyMail Email Accreditation service, she currently consults to both the public and private sector on email deliverability and policies. You can reach Anne at amitchell@isipp.com
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