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Thanks for asking Matt.
If you personalize the emails in detail - then most people won't consider it a spam. If people realize that you've spent time on the email - then most of them won't consider it a spam message*. * Depends on what you're selling too. If you sell the blue pills - yes it'll still be considered a spam. In summary: No personalization = spam. Only name personalization = spam too. Detailed personalization = not spam. |
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"No personalization = spam. Only name personalization = spam too. Detailed personalization = not spam."
The CANSpam law makes no distinction. Any unsolicited email, personalized or not, fall under this law. If I didn't ask you to contact me, I don't care if your email comes wrapped in ribbon with flashing lights all around, it's STILL Spam. Pete |
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Thanks Pete.
As I understand it - CANSPAM laws are only for mass mailings. (And they are valid only in USA.) Not for solo emails. Practically speaking - if you contact someone who doesn't know you via email - and personalize that email - he won't call it spam. I cold email a lot of people. I send out quite a few thank you letters / comments / jv requests etc via email. All to people who haven't yet given me permission to email them. |
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