Stats - E-mail / Spam

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Look Who's Still Not Tracking E-Mail Campaigns
E-Mail/Spam
One in five e-mail marketers fail to apply analytics to their e-mail marketing campaigns.

Consumers Want Control Over E-mail Preferences
E-Mail/Spam
E-mail will remain an important line of communication for years to come, but e-mail marketers will have to negotiate control over e-mail preferences.

Confirmed Opt-In Adoption Lower Than You Think
E-Mail/Spam
Relatively few e-mail marketers use confirmed opt-in or share opt-out requests with other groups in their organization.

Coping With Spam
E-Mail/Spam
A study finds consumers maintain multiple e-mail addresses, using at least one for trusted sources. What does this mean for marketers?

Sender Authentication Checks Up, Varies Among ISPs
E-Mail/Spam
Permission-based e-mail deliverability rates average 75 percent in the U.S.

The Deadly Duo: Spam and Viruses, May and June 2007
E-Mail/Spam
International anti-spam action includes operation

Computer Users More Savvy About E-mail Spam
E-Mail/Spam
More people are deploying filters to alleviate spam, while a few users click and convert, supporting the spam industry.

The Deadly Duo: Spam and Viruses, April 2007
E-Mail/Spam
Threats shift from e-mail to Web-borne infection, while the rate of attacks may be falling.

The Deadly Duo: Spam and Viruses, March 2007
E-Mail/Spam
Spam levels reach 93 percent of all e-mail in March, fueled by botnets.

The Deadly Duo: Spam and Viruses, February 2007
E-Mail/Spam
Spam and sites containing malicious code shift from status-oriented attacks to criminal activity.

Director, Audience Development
TheStreet.com New York, United States

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Medium Blue Atlanta, United States

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Search Smart Marketing Westchester County, United States

Assistant Professor of New Media
University of Utah - Department of Communication Salt Lake City, United States

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