Don’t send the wrong message to your customers. Columnist Ryan Phelan explains why using ‘do-not-reply’ or ‘no-reply’ in your email sending address is a bad idea. Ryan Phelan on October 2, 2017 I love talking with marketers, and I do it often. They ask me great questions about email and how to do it … Continue reading Should marketing emails use a ‘no-reply’ email address?
by Lauren Kincke May 24, 2016May 24, 2016 Standing up a Marketing Automation platform requires collaboration and decision making. Most of the decisions are large scale, like governance and system access levels; some of the decisions require collaboration with IT, like where you’ll host your landing pages or what email address you will send emails … Continue reading Just Say “No” to Noreply@
Chris ArrendaleAugust 7, 2015 There is a misconception that sending from a noreply email address is the best way to go to avoid being flooded with email replies. If you’re not familiar, you’ve likely seen this type of sender address before – most of the time it looks like this: noreply@domain.com. A noreply email is … Continue reading The NoReply Dilemma: Going from “No” to “Yes”
