[epub] A Question for Those with Clue

[Jay Chandler <jchandler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Howdy!

I'm relatively new to the email marketing scene.  The products I sell tend 
to do very well as trade show giveaways, so I "cold-email" the exhibitor 
list for a given show about a month before the show takes place with a 
well-crafted email through a mail-merge from my word processor.

Now, times being what they are, these emails receive every response under 
the sun, from "Terrific, I'll take a thousand!" to "NEVER EMAIL ME 
AGAIN!"  Given that these are one-time lists, I have no problem not 
emailing a customer again, and would in fact prefer not to repeat-mail 
people.  The problem lies when a specific contact has signed up for more 
than one trade show.  Does anyone know of a good way to process 
unsubscribes so that the outgoing mail client (Eudora in this instance) 
won't send mail to an address that appears on a blacklist?
Removing them from the source file would work, too.

Thanks in advance, hope I was clear enough.

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Jay Chandler
USA Connect, LLC
Century Centre II
2603 Main Street, 11th Floor
Irvine, CA  92614
Direct Dial-949-851-2114
Fax-949-851-2110
http://www.usaplasticcards.com