website

Microsoft Outlook: Spam Words To Avoid In Your Emails

Occasionally, Microsoft updates the list of key words and phrases that will trigger rejection by their spam filters. It means that if you do not pay attention to them, your emails will automatically go into the recipient’s Junk folder. As a result, your email deliverability may decrease.
Here are the current words and phrases.

First 8 characters of From are digits
Subject contains “advertisement”
Body contains “money back ”
Body contains “cards accepted”
Body contains “removal instructions”
Body contains “extra income”
Subject contains “!” AND Subject contains “$”
Subject contains “!” AND Subject contains “free”
Body contains “,000″ AND Body contains “!!” AND Body contains “$”
Body contains “Dear friend”
Body contains “for free?”
Body contains “for free!”
Body contains “Guarantee” AND (Body contains “satisfaction” OR Body contains “absolute”)
Body contains “more info ” AND Body contains “visit ” AND Body contains “$”
Body contains “SPECIAL PROMOTION”
Body contains “one-time mail”
Subject contains “$$”
Body contains ”
Body contains “order today”
Body contains “order now!”
Body contains “money-back guarantee”
Body contains “100% satisfied”
To contains “friend@”
To contains “public@”
To contains “success@”
From contains “sales@”
From contains “success.”
From contains “success@”
From contains “mail@”
From contains “@public”
From contains “@savvy”
From contains “profits@”
From contains “hello@”
Body contains ” mlm”
Body contains “@mlm”
Body contains “///////////////”
Body contains “check or money order”

More spam words related to adult content on the MS Office web site.

Make sure to avoid these specific words and phrases.
In addition, to prevent Junk filtering of your emails (and optimize email deliverability), it’s a good practice to request your Outlook recipients to add your address to their Safe Sender List. E.g. you could write them a note like this:
Please add our “from” address (youremail@yoursite.com) to your Safe Senders list.
To add us to your Safe Senders list:

1. On the “Tools” menu, click “Options”.
2. On the “Preferences” tab, click “Junk Email”.
3. On the “Safe Senders” tab, click “Add”.
4. In the “Add Address” field, enter “youremail@yoursite.com”.
5. Click “OK”.

1 Responses to “Microsoft Outlook: Spam Words To Avoid In Your Emails”


Leave a Reply

*




Load Times Plugin made by Cheap Web Hosting