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```mediawiki '''Navigation:''' [[Main_Page]] > [[Account]] > Anti-Spam Policy == Anti-Spam Policy == === Introduction === The '''Anti-Spam Policy''' is a critical guideline for users of ActiveCampaign, ensuring that all email communications comply with legal regulations and maintain best practices to protect sender reputations. This policy matters because it not only helps avoid legal ramifications but also enhances the credibility of your email campaigns. ActiveCampaign is committed to providing a platform that supports compliance with anti-spam laws, fostering trust between senders and recipients. === How to Access the Anti-Spam Policy === To view the '''Anti-Spam Policy''', navigate to the official ActiveCampaign website. The policy can be accessed at the following link: [https://www.activecampaign.com/legal/anti-spam-policy]. Ensure you review this document to understand the guidelines and restrictions that apply to your email campaigns. === Step-by-Step Instructions === 1. **Visit the ActiveCampaign Legal Page**: - Open your web browser and go to [https://www.activecampaign.com/legal/anti-spam-policy]. 2. **Read the Policy**: - Thoroughly read through the entire policy document. It is essential to understand what constitutes spam and the responsibilities of your organization when sending email communications. 3. **Implement Best Practices**: - Incorporate the learning from the policy into your email marketing strategies to ensure compliance. === Configuration Options and Settings === While the '''Anti-Spam Policy''' does not include specific configuration options within ActiveCampaign, adhering to its guidelines means utilizing general best practices such as: - Maintaining a clean email list to ensure you are only sending emails to engaged contacts. - Implementing a clear '''unsubscribe''' option in all communications. - Ensuring that all content is relevant and provides value to the recipient. === Best Practices and Tips === - **Obtain Consent**: Always ensure that you have explicit consent from contacts before sending marketing emails. - **Provide Value**: Make sure that your emails offer value to your subscribers, encouraging them to engage rather than mark your emails as spam. - **Monitor Engagement**: Keep an eye on your open rates and engagement metrics to identify and address potential delivery issues before they escalate. - **Respect Unsubscribe Requests**: Always honor requests to unsubscribe in a timely manner to maintain a good reputation and comply with anti-spam laws. === Common Use Cases with Examples === - **Email Newsletters**: Organizations should utilize the '''Anti-Spam Policy''' to ensure their newsletters reach their audience without issues by following best practices. - **Promotional Campaigns**: When running promotions, adhering to the policy can increase the likelihood of deliverability and engagement rates. - **Customer Communication**: Regularly updating customers about their account or new features should align with the policy to foster ongoing engagement and compliance. === Troubleshooting === If you experience issues with email deliverability, consider the following troubleshooting steps related to the '''Anti-Spam Policy''': 1. **Review Subscription Status**: Ensure your email lists are composed of properly opted-in contacts. 2. **Check Email Content**: Avoid using language or features that may trigger spam filters. 3. **Validate Email Sending Practices**: Make sure your sending practices align with the guidelines outlined in the '''Anti-Spam Policy'''. === FAQ === '''Q1: What is the purpose of the Anti-Spam Policy?''' A1: The policy serves to protect both ActiveCampaign users and recipients by adhering to legal standards and best practices that prevent spam. '''Q2: How can I minimize my risk of being marked as spam?''' A2: By obtaining explicit consent, offering value, and ensuring emails adhere to the ''Anti-Spam Policy'', you can significantly reduce this risk. '''Q3: Are there penalties for violating the Anti-Spam Policy?''' A3: Yes, violations can lead to account suspension or termination, and potential legal actions depending on the severity of the offense. '''Q4: Does the Anti-Spam Policy apply to all ActiveCampaign plans?''' A4: Yes, all ActiveCampaign plans must comply with the ''Anti-Spam Policy'' as part of effective email marketing practices. '''Q5: Can I use purchased email lists?''' A5: No, using purchased lists typically violates anti-spam laws and the ''Anti-Spam Policy'', as it usually does not involve obtaining explicit consent from recipients. '''Q6: What should I do if I receive spam complaints?''' A6: Investigate the source of the complaint, ensure compliance with the ''Anti-Spam Policy'', and take necessary action to correct any issues. '''Q7: Where can I find more information on the Anti-Spam Policy?''' A7: More details can be found directly at the ActiveCampaign legal page: [https://www.activecampaign.com/legal/anti-spam-policy]. By following the guidelines provided in the '''Anti-Spam Policy''', you can help maintain the integrity of your email marketing practices and ensure compliance with applicable laws. ```
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