Which Words To Avoid Using So Your Emails Get Opened
While we are 100% against sending email to anyone who hasn’t requested it, the measures AOL and various ISPs use to filter out spam are the equivalent of throwing out the baby with the bath water. They are blocking legitimate mail and still letting through spam.

Take a look at the following list and see if you think these are words which should keep someone from getting email from you they’ve requested.
Just using one of these words below probably won’t get your email blocked, but use it a couple of times or with one or more of the following words and your email may be blocked by a “spam” filter.
Use the words below with caution. Note, this is just a sampling.
Common Words and Phrases to Use with Caution
#1 Affordable Bargain Cards Accepted Call Check Claims Click /Click Here / Click Below Click to remove Compare rates Congratulations Cost / No cost Dear friend Extra income Form Free and FREE Free installation Free membership Free offer Free preview Get it now Guarantee Here Hidden Insurance Investment / no investment Investment decision Legal Lose Marketing Marketing solutions |
Message contains Money Month trial offer Name brand Never Now Offer One time / one-time Opportunity Order / Order Now Order today/ Order status Orders shipped by priority mail Performance Phone Please read Potential earnings Price Print out and fax Profits Real thing Remove Removal instructions Sales Satisfaction guaranteed Solution Success The following form Unsolicited Unsubscribe dollars Wife |
More Obvious Words and Phrases to Avoid
100% satisfied 4U Accept credit cards Additional Income All natural Amazing Apply online Best price Billing address Buy direct Call free Can’t live without Cents on the dollar Do it today Free leads Free website For free Full refund Giving away |
Increase sales Increase traffic No gimmicks No Hidden Costs No-obligation Pre-approved Risk free Save $ Save up to Search engines See for yourself Serious cash Special promotion Urgent Win Winner |
Yours in Fitness Business Success,

Ben Dulhunty
Owner
Smart Studio Solutions
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When I was looking to finance my Studio 15 years ago, I was lost. I had no idea of my options, and there was no-one I could lean on for advice. I had exhausted all the traditional methods to secure finance until one day, when I least expected it, an opportunity arrived and I grabbed it with both hands!

Let’s be honest.. opening your own facility is what every trainer aspires to. The pinnacle of the Industry, it’s when you have made your mark and gone to the highest level. It was always my ultimate goal to open a facility and have something I could call my own. To change the lives of the local community, create a place of education and inspiration, and to be able to say.. that’s mine, I CREATED that!

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