As if you needed to know, but just in case you didn’t, our friends over at Flowtown put together this awesome infographic.
Enjoy!
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This was really interesting! I’m surprised at how few people feel as though it is partly their responsibility to get rid of spam. Whenever I get an unwanted email in my inbox, I unsubsscribe as soon as I can or reply requesting to be removed from the mailing list. It can be a great marketing tool, but it is so annoying to receive!
@Elizabeth I agree. Spam can be pretty annoying (except when it’s the food kind–lol) and many people still use it for their marketing strategies. There are absolutely many great ways to market your website without being labeled as spam.
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