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Are there known issues with certain email platforms receiving
a GMASS mailing? Using the GMASS tool, we’re trying to create a personalized email
to parents of an organization. One of those address had the email go directly to junk, while
others never received the email at all. What am I missing?
If you haven’t already, we recommend adding a custom tracking domain to
your GMass account which would help with deliverability.
I want to send email automatically for every new row added
in the google sheet. The set of data captured from import range from other sheet.
Kindly advice your plotform support this feature or not.
You can do this easily with a recurring campaign. With a recurring campaign,
you’re scheduling GMass to look for new rows on the connected sheet
at set intervals. If GMass finds new rows, then it will kick off the campaign drip
for each address it finds.
In fact, you probably continue to deal with this kind of
unwanted spam every time you log into your email.
When discussing the spam that bombards a WordPress website, it’s a more multi-faceted subject than traditional email
spam. In a nutshell, WordPress spam attacks happen in many forms.
While these WordPress spam attempts are, of course, highly annoying to both you and your site visitors, it’s important to understand
that there are also some major security components that are tied to
the spam you’re experiencing. While attacking and defeating WordPress spam
head-on might seem like an overwhelming task,
protecting your site actually isn’t that difficult. All
you need is the right approach and the best tools.
With the many different types of spam attacks happening on WordPress, it’s important to
understand the different approaches that spammers take.
Then we’ll look at the specific tools and tips that will allow you
to take full control of the problem.
Having a spam email show up in your inbox nowadays is most of the time
a harmless annoyance and we don’t really pay attention to them nearly as
much as we used to. Spam has always been unpopular, but at one point it
made the transition to phishing and has been a major problem ever
since. The internet started as MIT’s Compatible Time-Sharing System, which stored shared files on a central disk and users logged in from remote terminals to access
these files in 1965. In 1971, the prototype internet called ARPANET got the @ symbol,
letting users send messages to specific users and help differentiate computers,
and thus email was born. In 1976, Queen Elizebeth II became the very first head of state to
send an email. It would take another year for
the first standard email to be sent, that is an email with a field for “To” and
“From” and also the ability to forward messages but only a year after that for the very first mass email was sent.
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