3 Simple Steps To Getting Whitelisted With All Of The Major E-Mail Service Providers! Ebook

Introduction

It seems that the buzz around the Internet marketing circles today says that e-mail marketing is dead. Everywhere you turn, there seems to be another marketer or web company coming up with ideas for a solution that will replace e-mail marketing altogether.

For some reason it seems, that many of them (even some of the biggest names in marketing today) have not done their research, or they simply already know the information that I am about to present to you, and want to keep it to themselves.

By and large, I believe it to be the first of those two thoughts above, and I feel that people simply jumped on the "e-mail is dead" bandwagon far to quickly.

I was guilty of it myself, and for whatever reason I too jumped into the mob thinking that e-mail had died and gone forever.

After about a year with not sending out any e-mails, dropping the lists I had and refusing to ever build another list, I decided that something was wrong.

Wrong because for some reason (even though e-mail was supposedly dead), I was receiving more and more junk e-mail than ever, and I was also still receiving my newsletters from a few select marketers that I know have valuable information to share.

I then decided to go on the hunt for information, and to see if I could dig up the dirt of what the real story was.

What I ended up with, was something so powerful, so revealing, and really so simple, that I almost wanted to kick myself in the rear for ever letting me e-mail lists go!

Armed with my new information, and a few strategies to get myself whitelisted (I had never even knew someone could get "whitelisted"), I was off to build my new e-mail lists, and have been going strong ever-since.

I decided that it was time to share the information that I am about to present to you because for some reason no one was saying anything about this in the marketing circles or elsewhere.

When I sit and think about it, I can see where the people (big marketers) online would not want this information getting out, and would simply go along with whatever the e-mail alternative of the day was.

It's because of something called competition!

I really believe that a lot of the really big marketers do not want this information being "pushed" around, and I also believe that most of the major ISPs', and e-mail providers do not want everyone knowing about this either.

Let's face it, if you were a very successful e-mail marketer, and you knew how to get "whitelisted" (that literally means your e-mails will not get tossed into the junk box or spam blackhole), would you really want your competition to know about it? NO!

On the flip side, I can also understand where companies such as AOL, Yahoo, MSN, and others wouldn't want the e-mail marketing public at large to know about it either.

Imagine all of the extra work and time (not to mention money) that they would spend dealing with not just maybe a few hundred e-mail marketers coming to them to get whitelisted, but many thousands of them.

So, you can do what you would like with this information, but I would advise to spread it slowly, and let it build on it's own rather than shouting it from the roof tops.

Why?... Well look at it this way.

If things get to overwhelming for these major companies, they may very well take what is a free service right now, and turn it into a pay service.

If that happens, they could very well turn it into such a high cost, that it really wouldn't be acceptable for smaller mom & pop businesses to take advantage of the services.

With that being said, let's move forward with the steps to getting you whitelisted, and getting your emails to your prospects and clients.