EmailTrends newsletter 03/21

Last Saturday I sent the latest newsletter:

Bcc is often seen as an easy-to-use broadcast email delivery system.
It should be considered a high risk, dangerous communication tool.
We’ve made a short analysis of the pros and cons of using Bcc.

At the end, the conclusions with a few suggestions:
1) Set the Limits - 2) Go Professional.

Read more:
» https://emailtrends.com/news/2021-how-to-send-and-limit-bcc-emails

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RealSender shares a list of 300 @spam-box.com addresses for testing
(the messages will reach a “black-hole” mailserver):
» https://tester.realsender.com

RealSender “copymail” app lets you send one-to-one (NO Bcc) mass mailings,
up to a few thousands of recipients, directly from your email client:
» https://realsender.com/for-email-broadcasters/copymail-app

The argument arose from two episodes that occurred in the first half of March:

• a partner asking detailed information about Bcc delivery on behalf of his client,
  he complained that:
  • statistics reported fewer messages than they thought they had sent
  • the limit of 100 recipients per single message was low, the customer had to send more
    
    
• a supplier sending a notice about the new office location to all its customers
  • in Cc (instead of Bcc) to all customers, myself included
  • one customer (fortunately only one) replied to all
  • the supplier sent a new apology message to everyone (this time in Bcc)

Read more to know how to deal with these situations:
» https://emailtrends.com/news/2021-how-to-send-and-limit-bcc-emails