How to optimize newsletter sending for corporate emails
Corporate emails are safer for a newsletter to arrive in the inbox, as they are more stable than a free…
SafetyMails
We have been helping companies from several countries to verify billions of email address lists and to get rid of those that are invalid and harmful for their online reputation, improving their email marketing results and sales, as we lead them to avoid bad lead generation and better inbox placement.
The challenges of direct marketing in the current scenario
Direct marketing existed before the rise of digital marketing. Do you know those envelopes that people received via mail, containing…
The 7 principles of a high converting landing page
Good online businesses starts with a high converting landing page. But do you know how to create a landing page…
Google announces new account policy: beware of Gmail!
If you have gmail in your email list, pay attention. Since May, Google has been announcing, through a campaign aimed…
E-commerce Forum 2023: SafetyMails was there
Of course, SafetyMails could not be left out of this year’s edition of the E-commerce Forum. Staying on top of…
How Email Verification Can Improve Your Lead Generation Efforts
In today’s competitive business landscape, the stakes for successful lead generation have reached an all-time high. Companies yearn for sustainable…
7 techniques to improve your email marketing jobs
Email marketing jobs are old acquaintances of professionals and companies looking for the best cost-benefit of the digital marketing market….
6 tips to stand out in the inbox
Among the dozens of emails you receive in your inbox, which one do you choose to open and why? The…
Email verification ensures a great inbox placement
When sending an email, you want the message reaches the inbox, right? Find out how email verification ensures you to reach…
SPF: Protect your domain and improve your email deliverability
The SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is one of the most powerful strategies to protect your reputation as a sender. That’s…