Editing Spam traps (section)

== Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ==
'''Q1: What are spam traps?'''
A1: Spam traps are email addresses that have not opted in for communications and are used by organizations to identify spammers.

'''Q2: How do spam traps get on my list?'''
A2: They can appear on your list accidentally through misspellings, due to bots signing up, from old data, or from non-opt-in sources.

'''Q3: Can spam traps affect my email deliverability?'''
A3: Yes, while spam traps are not a direct cause of deliverability issues, they indicate poor list management practices that could negatively impact your reputation.

'''Q4: What can I do to keep spam traps off my list?'''
A4: Use a double opt-in process, add CAPTCHA to forms, regularly clean your list of unengaged contacts, and avoid purchasing lists.

'''Q5: Can list verification tools help in identifying spam traps?'''
A5: No, these tools are not capable of identifying spam traps as they are inherently secretive.

'''Q6: What steps should I take if I suspect spam traps are on my list?'''
A6: Implement the steps listed above for prevention and aggressively clean your list, removing unengaged contacts.

'''Q7: What is the role of engagement tagging in spam trap management?'''
A7: Engagement tagging helps monitor subscriber interaction, allowing you to identify and remove contacts who do not engage, thus minimizing the chances of including spam traps.

By following these guidelines and establishing solid practices, you can significantly reduce the risk of encountering spam traps and maintain a healthier email marketing list.