July 16th, 2010

Microsoft Suing Spammers Over Attacking Hotmail Filters

Microsoft has stood behind their Hotmail product for years. During this time, they’ve tried to develop anti-spam filters to keep users’ inboxes from being flooded with useless email. Two of their anti-spam systems were designed to help ISPs find customers who were spamming inboxes. The two programs are Junk Mail Reporting Program and Smart Network Data Services.
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June 25th, 2010

How To Avoid Spamming From Your Site

I am increasingly getting a question from organic search marketers about where the “line” is between sharp SEO tactics and spam. Basically, it’s the SEO equivalent of “how many miles per hour over the speed limit can I go without getting pulled over?” If this sounds like an interesting question to you, I’d like to humbly respond that you don’t get it. You don’t get search marketing in particular or Internet marketing as a whole. And it’s holding you back more than you probably realize.

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June 11th, 2010

ISPs Working To Combat Outbound Spam

Spam sent from service providers’ own networks is a serious issue, according to a new report by Osterman Research and Commtouch.
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May 28th, 2010

How To Deal With Scam Business Listing

Anyone who deals with the public sector will have to deal with negative listings about them in the SERPs at some point. The most damaging of these is the “scam” listing. In this post I’ll discuss some tactics you can use to handle them.

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May 14th, 2010

Blackberry Phones To Receive AntiSpam Software

Mobile computing is becoming popular enough, that perhaps we should start being aware of spam and malware popping up on these devices. At least that’s the feeling I received when reading about the anti-virus and anti-spam services from SmrtGuard for Blackberry Smartphones.
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