Email marketing is an efficient and inexpensive part of the online marketing mix. In a survey by the German Federal Association of the Digital Economy (BVDW), 84 % of all those questioned indicated that they use email for online orders (more information on this survey is available through the Focus Group E-Mail in the BVDW)....

eco offers expert advice for successful marketing emails More revenue potential for SMEs with email campaigns Simple measures for increasing reputation, ensuring legal certainty and protecting against tampering Using the tips in this guide, bulk emails actually land in the inbox of the recipient: eco – Association...

The annual Certified Senders Alliance (CSA) Summit is unique in Europe as an opportunity to meet international experts for both legal and technical topics regarding the e-mail sector. What the topics will be for this year’s summit, and what’s in store for first-time visitors is revealed by Julia Janßen-Holldiek, Manager...

36 companies sign international commitment for serious mass mailings Best practices for authentic senders and forgery-proof e-mails Recipients get, as a result, serious e-mails that they are more likely to open 36 companies involved in professional e-mail marketing have committed themselves to high standards in...

Speakers sought for four focus topics Conference, exhibition and networking on today’s and tomorrow’s security trends on 28-29 September 2017 German-language conference, but English-language papers also accepted From 28 to 29 September 2017 eco – Association of the Internet Industry and heise Medien invite...

Recipient responses feed into spam evaluation in real time, according to the Certified Senders Alliance (CSA) The reputation of the sender and the relevance of the content are of importance Spam filters increasingly check incoming emails more restrictively by means of reported reactions of recipients. “Once the...

eco Association calls for more effort from operators and software developers A large number of websites und Internet clients – such as email servers, email clients, routers, and Internet services – are still not supporting all domain names. Often, they can only process domain endings of up to three characters – and...