FreshAddress Launches Free Email List Cleaning Tool

Free List Check lets marketers scan their email lists for spam traps and other deliverability threats

Newton, MA – FreshAddress, Inc. the leader in email marketing database services, announces the release of Free List Check, a health scan for your email addresses. Free List Check is a new email hygiene tool that lets marketers quickly asses the health of their email lists. Marketers can use it to check their email lists for problems that ruin their email marketing ROI.

The process is fast, easy, free, and 100% secure. No costs, no obligation, no credit card required, and no risk. Input an email list and within minutes, Free List Check will notify you if it contains any warning signs of:

– Spam traps
– Forced signups
– Invalid email addresses

“Proper email list hygiene can make or break any company. Free List Check is a powerful first step towards ensuring that your email lists are problem-free and safe to send,” said Austin Bliss, FreshAddress President. “As the leader in the email list hygiene space, we’re excited to share our email address expertise for free with email marketers worldwide.”

Problematic and bouncing email addresses wreak havoc on your email marketing ROI. How many of them are on your email list? Scan your list now with Free List Check and uncover these problems before it’s too late.

Learn more at: http://www.FreeListCheck.com

About FreshAddress:
FreshAddress, Inc. is an email marketing intelligence company that helps businesses clean, correct, grow, and leverage their email lists for maximum return on their investments and relationships. Offerings include our industry-leading, patented Email Change of Address (ECOA) service, SafeToSend® Email Validation, and a full suite of appending services. We also provide customer lifecycle and optimization solutions. Founded in 1999, FreshAddress is privately held and based in Newton, MA.

Media Contact:
Keith Reinhardt
Marketing Manager – FreshAddress
Office: 617-965-4500 x229
[email protected]

Leave a Reply