What is a "frequency serial number"?
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gotdigital
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How to add a frequency serial number?
If have attempted to add a frequency serial number to the subject field using [], however the spam checker is not seeing it. Please help.
If have attempted to add a frequency serial number to the subject field using [], however the spam checker is not seeing it. Please help.
I've been putting a meaningless serial number on my subject lines since my original question, but it is hard to tell if it has made much of a difference.
One of my clients' server/isps has been inserting a [SPAM] tag into the subject line of my emails. It still happened with just the serial number, it still happened when I added a date, but it stopped when it put a [NEWS] header in front of the subject. Exact subject line follows.
[News] Atlantic Technology Corners Subwoofer Market -- Mar. 27, 2006 -- 80343
I can't say if it was more or less successful than other mailings.
In another mailing used Excel to generate sequential serial numbers for each address using [opt1] in the subject line. I usually sort and edit my lists in Excel, so this was relatively easy to do.
Canton Home Theater Lifestyle Photos available for Editorial Use - Mar. 28- [Opt1]
This wasn't a formal press release, so I didn't use the [NEWS] tag, and I can't really tell how successful this was.
Is there an official list of recognized tags (I've looked and can't find one), or is a tag anything inside brackets?
One of my clients' server/isps has been inserting a [SPAM] tag into the subject line of my emails. It still happened with just the serial number, it still happened when I added a date, but it stopped when it put a [NEWS] header in front of the subject. Exact subject line follows.
[News] Atlantic Technology Corners Subwoofer Market -- Mar. 27, 2006 -- 80343
I can't say if it was more or less successful than other mailings.
In another mailing used Excel to generate sequential serial numbers for each address using [opt1] in the subject line. I usually sort and edit my lists in Excel, so this was relatively easy to do.
Canton Home Theater Lifestyle Photos available for Editorial Use - Mar. 28- [Opt1]
This wasn't a formal press release, so I didn't use the [NEWS] tag, and I can't really tell how successful this was.
Is there an official list of recognized tags (I've looked and can't find one), or is a tag anything inside brackets?
With frquency number I mean:
[News] Atlantic Technology Corners Subwoofer Market bulletin #1 -- Mar. 27, 2006
next:
[News] Atlantic Technology Corners Subwoofer Market bulletin #2 -- Apr. 27, 2006
and so on... I don't understand what 80343 is. I guess you haven't written your 80343rd bulletin don't you?
You can also read the following page.
[News] Atlantic Technology Corners Subwoofer Market bulletin #1 -- Mar. 27, 2006
next:
[News] Atlantic Technology Corners Subwoofer Market bulletin #2 -- Apr. 27, 2006
and so on... I don't understand what 80343 is. I guess you haven't written your 80343rd bulletin don't you?
You can also read the following page.
The 80343 is just a made-up official-sounding number. It has no meaning other than to beat the system. I send out occasional press releases for different clients. There is no sequence, so a real volume- or Issue number is irrelevant.
I look at all the mail coming into this office, and I almost never see [NEWS] or [PR] tags. Do these really make any difference?
I look at all the mail coming into this office, and I almost never see [NEWS] or [PR] tags. Do these really make any difference?
gotdigital
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frequency serial number
That did the trick. Adding the frequency number at the very end of the subject line. Thank you.
That did the trick. Adding the frequency number at the very end of the subject line. Thank you.