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Today’s phishers are launching targeted attacks that include the victim’s name in the subject line. With the help of automation, hackers can pre-fill the victim’s email address on the phishing webpage and even load the company's logo onto Microsoft 365 pages. Employees need to read their emails carefully, not just skim them. Many phishing and spear phishing attacks are launched from other countries. As a result, many phishing awareness training sessions instruct users to look out for glaring grammar and stylistic issues. Hackers today are more sophisticated. They have the resources to compose clean emails in their target language, they have networks of hackers to help with attacks, and they make fewer mistakes. Employees should read emails carefully for both glaring and subtle grammatical issues that might indicate that the sender is not reputable. Every phishing email includes a link, but phishing links are deceptive. While the link text might say “Go to PayPal account,” the URL takes the user to a phishing page designed to look like PayPal.

CAPS and emojis are also considered “too much” when it comes to the ideal communication etiquette. Emojis often make recipients feel like your texts or emails are unprofessional; using CAPS is infuriating for readers and makes reading texts more difficult. Using stop words severely decreases deliverability, but using CAPS and emojis decreases your authority and reputation as a brand. Please keep in mind that some of the following words are considered spammy only when used in a particular context. You can use “free” in your texts or emails if you do it in moderation. Do not overuse it and make exaggerated claims of financial nature, as it will most likely be caught by spam filters. Marketing your business can be done in a professional, non-intrusive way. If you stick to the guidelines and avoid using the spam words you find in the list above in the wrong context, clients are more likely to engage in valuable conversations with your company. They will also be more open to establishing long-term business relationships with your brand.

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However, the bad news is that you’re not growing your list organically. Working with data brokers will not help you improve your engagement rates and you shouldn’t buy email lists. To have good email deliverability and improve your sender reputation you need to have subscribers engage with your emails. This means they need to open and click the messages you send, showing your emails have a high click-through rate. If you send to contacts you’ve acquired through a list broker, they didn’t sign up willingly. What makes you think they’re going to engage? Open rates will most likely be abysmal and unsubscribe rates sky-high. And you run a very high risk of getting marked as spam. Spam complaints are a big part of reducing your sender reputation. Each complaint you get is like sending a message directly to the internet service providers (ISPs) that their users do not trust your company. If you get too many spam complaints with a specific ISP, they can choose to just push all of your marketing emails directly to the spam folder.

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