We all receive spam every day.
This one from Gerry Pencer.
Hi onlineconnections.com.au Team,
Hope you are doing well.
We went through your website onlineconnections.com.au and got to know few key points, which needs your attention on priority to transform your SEO efforts.
From Pencer Priya.
Hi,
Hope this email finds you well.
I am Priya Ray, SEO-Consultant.
I went through your website “www.onlineconnections.com.au”checked it for a few keywords on Google. Unfortunately, it was not ranking on any of those. It was not ranking on any of the search engines as per the keywords pertaining to your domain.
From.
Good morning,
I’m, a professional writer and best-selling author.
I am a regular Huffington Post contributor with one of my blogs generating 8.2k Facebook Likes and over 5k re-tweets on Twitter. I’ve also been published in The Age, The Business Woman Media, Rare Birds, Women in Focus, Blog Society and so on.
What I found particularly interesting pattern is how each of these used Hotmail or Gmail accounts to send their spam. You would think if they're promoting a business they'd use a business email address.
The best thing you can do with spam is hit the delete key. If a business is using spam to promote themselves that's not a business I'd want to to deal with. If you want to go the extra step report the spam to the email service provider. You'll find information on reporting spam on their sites.
Kelvin Eldridge
www.JustLocal.com.au
This one from Gerry Pencer.
Hi onlineconnections.com.au Team,
Hope you are doing well.
We went through your website onlineconnections.com.au and got to know few key points, which needs your attention on priority to transform your SEO efforts.
From Pencer Priya.
Hi,
Hope this email finds you well.
I am Priya Ray, SEO-Consultant.
I went through your website “www.onlineconnections.com.au”checked it for a few keywords on Google. Unfortunately, it was not ranking on any of those. It was not ranking on any of the search engines as per the keywords pertaining to your domain.
From
Good morning,
I’m
I am a regular Huffington Post contributor with one of my blogs generating 8.2k Facebook Likes and over 5k re-tweets on Twitter. I’ve also been published in The Age, The Business Woman Media, Rare Birds, Women in Focus, Blog Society and so on.
What I found particularly interesting pattern is how each of these used Hotmail or Gmail accounts to send their spam. You would think if they're promoting a business they'd use a business email address.
The best thing you can do with spam is hit the delete key. If a business is using spam to promote themselves that's not a business I'd want to to deal with. If you want to go the extra step report the spam to the email service provider. You'll find information on reporting spam on their sites.
Kelvin Eldridge
www.JustLocal.com.au
No comments:
Post a Comment