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While I can agree with much of what you said, I want to add that it depends on the nature of your business. If you're looking for CPA or similar activities, this list is perfect. If you're looking to promote a legit product or service, this list will kill your business in time.
This is not the best practice for marketing, and while it may be okay in the short term and produce results for you, in the long term using a generated email list from a different source is the best way to kill your business.
Your emails are likely to get marked as spam, and in order to record the data, you have to comply with GDPR, in addition to OP's website.
There is a simple solution to this problem, which is to build your own email list.
This way you can ensure that you are going to get consent and can immediately start to talk to people that sign up with a tool like MailChimp.
Your emails are likely to get marked as spam, and in order to record the data, you have to comply with GDPR, in addition to OP's website.
There is a simple solution to this problem, which is to build your own email list.
This way you can ensure that you are going to get consent and can immediately start to talk to people that sign up with a tool like MailChimp.
We know about GDPR, our customers have given explicit consent to share their email address for marketing purposes
Are you hear about GDPR?
It is new very strict the law about collecting customer and website data. You are selling email list, this is personal things, Do your users know that you are doing it? Do you have their permission to share his data given to you?
It is new very strict the law about collecting customer and website data. You are selling email list, this is personal things, Do your users know that you are doing it? Do you have their permission to share his data given to you?
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