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There are 5 common types of lists in the market.
by Jason Descheneaux InfinityMarketingSystem.net
Jason Descheneaux 
InfinityMarketingSystem.net
Having a list of email addresses doesn't mean you can send emails to the list legally.
The guide below will help you understand 'list' better.
There are 5 common types of lists in the market.
1) Safelist
These are contacts who have opted in to a program and have agreed to let others email them.
You may get these contacts from the program because you are part of the system.
Regardless of how the agreement is written, safelist is legitimate only within the program itself.
Mass mailing to the list outside the program can constitute spam.
2) Shared list
These are contacts who have opt in to a program through your referral and have agreed to let YOU and the program owner email them.
Though you may have personally referred the contact, what the contact has joined is the program, not your list.
Similar to safelist, shared list is legitimate only within the program itself.
Mass mailing to the list outside the program can constitute spam.
3) Pseudo list
These are contacts who have opted in to a list (perhaps it's really your own list or through a list-building program)
But that's all.
They are not informed whose or what list they have opted into. All they know is they have subscribed to a form.
The legitimacy of such a list is questionable in the first place, not to mention mass mailing to the list.
4) Purchased list
These are email contacts that you have purchased from someone.
Some sellers provide their own mass-mailing service. Mass-mailing within the program may be legal, or rather the legality falls on the program owner, not you.
However, mass mailing to the list outside the program can constitute spam.
5) Your own list
These are contacts who have opted-in to your personal list, through a double opt-in process.
They know who you are and there is some kind of relationship between you and them.
This list is legitimate wherever you go.
Most list management systems, including SendSteed, allow such a list to be imported, so you are good to bring them from one list manager to another.
This is the kind of list that you want to build.
It is also the kind of list you will have when you use SendSteed to build a list.
How to 'clean' the first 4 types of lists?
If you have the first 4 types of lists, use the program where you get the list from to email the list.
Send them to your own opt-in page and invite them to opt in to your own list.
https://sendsteed.com/?r=jasond188
Jul 27th 2022 21:35
InfinityMarketingSystem.netHaving a list of email addresses doesn't mean you can send emails to the list legally.
The guide below will help you understand 'list' better.
There are 5 common types of lists in the market.
1) Safelist
These are contacts who have opted in to a program and have agreed to let others email them.
You may get these contacts from the program because you are part of the system.
Regardless of how the agreement is written, safelist is legitimate only within the program itself.
Mass mailing to the list outside the program can constitute spam.
2) Shared list
These are contacts who have opt in to a program through your referral and have agreed to let YOU and the program owner email them.
Though you may have personally referred the contact, what the contact has joined is the program, not your list.
Similar to safelist, shared list is legitimate only within the program itself.
Mass mailing to the list outside the program can constitute spam.
3) Pseudo list
These are contacts who have opted in to a list (perhaps it's really your own list or through a list-building program)
But that's all.
They are not informed whose or what list they have opted into. All they know is they have subscribed to a form.
The legitimacy of such a list is questionable in the first place, not to mention mass mailing to the list.
4) Purchased list
These are email contacts that you have purchased from someone.
Some sellers provide their own mass-mailing service. Mass-mailing within the program may be legal, or rather the legality falls on the program owner, not you.
However, mass mailing to the list outside the program can constitute spam.
5) Your own list
These are contacts who have opted-in to your personal list, through a double opt-in process.
They know who you are and there is some kind of relationship between you and them.
This list is legitimate wherever you go.
Most list management systems, including SendSteed, allow such a list to be imported, so you are good to bring them from one list manager to another.
This is the kind of list that you want to build.
It is also the kind of list you will have when you use SendSteed to build a list.
How to 'clean' the first 4 types of lists?
If you have the first 4 types of lists, use the program where you get the list from to email the list.
Send them to your own opt-in page and invite them to opt in to your own list.
https://sendsteed.com/?r=jasond188Jul 27th 2022 21:35
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