MSN/Hotmail Feedback Loop
Jun.09, 2009 in
Technical
Microsoft has hundreds of millions of email addresses between their MSN and Hotmail email services. As a marketer it is in your best interest to do anything and everything you can to help Microsoft trust you and your emails. You don’t want to end up in a spam box or have your emails rejected do you?
The Feedback Loop
Fortunately Microsoft allows bulk email senders and ISPs to register a feedback loop address.
By completing the feedback loop registration form you accomplish two things:
- You instill a little more trust in Microsoft’s Anti-Spam filters. Trust is everything!
- You will be alerted when an Microsoft customer marks an email as spam so you can remove that user from your email list.
The Next Step
- You will need to have setup and configured your feedback loop email address. I recommend using abuse@yourdomain. They will require you confirm ownership of this email.
- You will need to provide detailed information about your network, email servers, IP address ranges and anti-spam policys.
- Never spam and handle any and all complaints promptly.
Now that you have everything together head over to the Microsofts Feedback Loop Registration and get started.

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