Posts Tagged ‘purchase’


Earn Rewards By Referring New Customers

Monday, December 14th, 2009

If you know of anyone looking for a low-cost, easy-to-use email marketing application, then today could be your lucky day as we've just launched the Suite26 Referral Scheme.

Enjoy cash or email credit rewards

You can earn cash or email credit rewards every time one of your referred customers purchases Suite26 credits.  In essence, the more your referrals spend each month, the bigger the cash or credits reward you receive, and with no limit on the number of referrals you can make, you can potentially earn hundreds of pounds or thousands of credits in rewards every month.

Find out more about the scheme, view the breakdown of what you can earn with very little effort.

What do I do now?

  1. Join the Suite26 referral scheme by calling 0845 313 0911 to speak with Ricky or Mark to obtain your unique ID number.
  2. Tell your referrals to quote your name or ID number with their first purchase to get the cash or credits rolling into your account.
  3. Advise your referrals to quote your unique ID number so they too will earn bonus credits on their first purchase.

Find out how you can start earning your cash or email credits for your business via Suite26 today on 0845 313 0911.

Don't waste your time and money with purchased or rented email lists

Friday, October 30th, 2009

Do you want to grow your email list quickly and get your marketing out to as many potential clients as possible? Been approached by a "reputable" list vendor offering you thousands of "legitimate" opt-in addresses?

However tempting it may seem, just don't go there. We're not just talking here about the dodgy providers who offer millions of addresses for peanuts, but the more professional looking ones who will provide you with a segmented, opt-in list from people who have agreed to receive "3rd party" marketing about your chosen subject.

The main problem here is that the recipients on these lists will not have the slightest clue who you are. No matter what permission they gave to receive "3rd party" mailings they have not given you their permission to email them. Sending mail to these people will have many of them hitting the Report Spam button in their email client and if too many do that your domain is going to end up on spam blacklists. Can you afford for your brand to become blacklisted and have your reputation tarnished?

The next problem is you have no idea when and where the address was collected - it could have been added to the list years ago and may no longer even be in use. Sending email to non-existent or dead addresses will also count against you and you could again end up on one of those blacklists. What's more, if you receive a complaint and are asked to prove where you got the address, which site they opted in on along with date/time/IP address - could you provide that information?

Then you run into the relevancy issue. The recipients who do actually receive your mail, don't report you for spamming and open it up may not even find the content relevant to them (after all they have no idea who you are) - they'll just delete it.

So, you spent all that money on buying/renting a list then money on sending it out only to find most did not arrive, the ones that did weren't opened, you've got a ton of spam complaints and your domain is on a number of blacklists - now it doesn't seem like such a tempting idea after all!

Oh and finally using a purchased/rented list will break the Ts and Cs and anti-spam policies of almost any ESP - us included. So just don't bother - we can see purchased lists a mile off.