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The beautiful thing about Justhost is all the wonderful promotional credits they offer. Wait until your site is fully ready before signing up. To get your $25 free Google Adwords Credits, follow these super-simple instructions:

1. Log in to your control panel. (Go to your URL add /cpanel - for example: www.yourURL.com/cpanel. Enter username & password)

2. Scroll down to "Free Ad Credits & Increase Website Visitors."

3. Click "$25 Google Adwords Credits."

4. Click "Generate My Coupon Code."

5. Then follow the 5-step instructions to redeem your credit.

Myspace is one of the biggest social media sites. Justhost offer $50 worth of Myspace ad credits to first time users, so set up your Myspace ad account now. It's easy, just follow these instructions:

1. Log in to your control panel. (Go to your URL add /cpanel - for example: www.yourURL.com/cpanel. Enter username & password)

2. Scroll down to "Free Ad Credits & Increase Website Visitors."

3. Click "$50 Myspace Advertising Credits."

4. Write down your Coupon Code

5. Then follow the 5-step instructions to redeem your credit.

The benefits of Justhost Webhosting just keep adding up. Not only does it offer affordable webhosting, it offers an opportunity to earn extra money. Did you know that if you refer others to Justhost, you could earn a referral bonus? That's right, if you refer at least 3 people you could potentially make your webhosting pay for itself - after that point any people you refer are pure profit.

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Now that you've got the website, keep your visitors coming back. It's hard enough to get them there in the first place, don't let them get away with getting at least an email address. Offer a free ebook, report, software program, screensaver, web button, anything that will motivate them to subscribe. (Don't have time to write your own ebook?
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You have two options for creating a subscriber form.

Option #1: Use Your Web Template Contact form:

1. Log into your Website Builder. You can access your Website Builder by typing in your URL and adding /admin on the end. (http://www.yoursite.com/admin)

2. Click "Add-on Modules" pull down menu and select "Contact Form"

3. Specify the email address you want your visitors' info to be sent to.

4. Check the boxes for the information you'd like your visitors to enter. For example: name, email address, web URL, etc.

5. Click "Save Changes"

6. You should see "{%contact%}" highlighted to the right. This is the code you need to paste in your WYSIWYG editor wherever you'd like the form to be displayed.

7. Save your settings.

Option #2 (for easy contact management and track-able results): Use an iContact Form

1. Log into your iContact account.

2. Go to "My Contacts."

3. In the "Add Contacts" Module, click "Sign up Forms"

4. Create a form by selecting the color scheme you'd like, then click "next"

5. Select the information you want to collect from your visitors. Click "save"

6. Highlight, copy, and paste the code to your WYSIWYG editor wherever you'd like the form to be displayed.

7. Save your Settings.

Depending on your needs, it may be difficult to decide whether or not to host a blog or a website via Justhost. You can do both, but there are some things you must take into consideration. The following questions are just a few of many that you should ask yourself to determine if a complete website is necessary or if just a blog will do.

While websites and blogs have lots of similarities, there are differences that could impact your goals in the long run, if you don't take certain things into consideration. A website is full of possibilities, but sometimes, it's those endless possibilities that leave beginners totally confused. A website provides a platform for creating an online community for your business - with enough know-how you could turn your site into the next social-media craze. With too little knowledge, you may end up with a ghost town of a site that simply takes up webspace.

A blog is a simple way to keep your readers informed and entertained, while they can interact by posting comments, there's not much more they can do. Blogging is, however, combined with a website is a great way to funnel traffic to your website since they are indexed much quicker in search engines, especially if you post often. A blog is also good because it provides a simple template that requires very little tinkering to create a consistent look that flows seemlessly from post to post with the right plug-ins (see "The 8 Top Plug-ins Every Wordpress blog needs" below).

While in my opinion, it never hurts to have both, if you don't have time to periodically update your website or properly match it with your website, a blog may be more appropriate for you. But reader through the following for more areas to consider before making your final decision.

1. If you would like to upload documents and allow others to download them via a URL - a website will allow you more flexibility for doing so.

2. If you would like to post short articles every day or a few times a week - a blog will make this process a lot simpler.

3. If you'd like the freedom of creating unblockable pop-ups for subscriber offers - a website with HTML or javascript knowledge is more appropriate.

4. If you'd like to create an online community where your visitors can log in and create profiles and have the freedom of posting to forums or articles of their own (this is a great way to boost Google Adsense earnings) - you definitely need a website.

5. If you'd like something super simple, with minimal set-up time, yet still professional-looking - a blog may suffice.

6. If you'd like to have unlimited online storage space - a self-hosted website is needed.

7. If you'd like unlimited email accounts with auto-responders and forwarders - you should consider a website. Another alternative is to use an Email Service provider, such as iContact - they offer affordable rates and allow you to schedule emails and even track the results.

8. If you'd like to sell products or other services - you should consider hosting both a website and a blog. You'll want the website to create an online store, but you'll want a blog to post product updates, special discounts, or useful reviews and videos that allow your potential customers to see how your products work.

9. If you'd like to host Google Adsense or other sponsored ads, you can do that with either a blog or a website. However, you must take visual organization into account when choosing a template or designing your site. Some templates may not support your ads.

I hope this has helped you in making your decision to chose a website or a blog. Feel free to contact me via email or follow me on Twitter (see above). Be sure to leave a comment if you've found this lens to be of assistance.

For HTML experts, this module will probably seem very redundant, but for newbies with minimal HTML, like me, this was most perplexing. I've suffered the bafflement, so you won't have to. There are actually are a few ways to do this, but to keep it basic, I'm going to focus on uploading by using templates from the Justhost Control Panel Site Builder.

1. Log in to your Justhost control panel (cpanel).

2. Go to the "Popular Choices" module and click "Site Builder & Templates".

3. Re-enter your username and password.

4. From this point it's super easy. Simply, follow the steps that will allow you to choose a template and define a homepage.

The hardest part will be choosing a template from the many available designs. If you understand basic HTML, you'll be able to customize the template exactly how you like it. For example if you want to add Google Adsense to your website, all you need to do is use the WYSIWYG function, click the a spot in the sidebar until you get a blinking cursor, then click "Edit HTML".

Or you can go directly to your template's HTML by following these steps:

1. Inside your Website Builder Admin Panel, click "Layout Design".

2. Select "Website Template to Be Edited".

3. You can access the HTML editor by click the "HTML" button in the upper right hand corner of the WYSIWYG editor. Scroll down into you identify the sidebar codes and insert your Google Adsense or other HTML code there.

4. Save by click the disk-shaped button before exiting.

1. Log in to your control panel. (www.yoursite.com/cpanel)

2. Scroll down to domains and click "Subdomains."

3. Enter the subdomain name, and click "Create."

4. To access your directory to upload files, click "Home" or "Go Back."

5. Scroll down to Files and click "Legacy File Manager."

6. Select the appropriate subdomain directory from the pull-down menu.

7. click "Go."

8. Upload files. (Read "How to Upload Documents" below for more information)

First you need to either register a new domain name or follow the instructions above to set up a subdomain.

1. Scroll down to "Popular Choices" and click "Wordpress."

2. Click "New Installation."

3. Use the pull-down menu to select the appropriate domain to install on. (Install on Domain)

4. Enter Admin access data (username and password).

5. Create an "Admin Nickname", enter email address, site name, and optional description.

6. Click "Install WordPress."

7. Log in to your administrative WordPress panel by entering your URL/wp-admin (www.yoursite.com/wp-admin)

I've successfully transferred my second blog to Wordpress and I'm self hosting it with Justhost. I don't think it gets any simpler. Take a look at both blogs to get a feel for what you can do. Theme options are endless - in fact, choosing is the hard part!

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These instructions will help you create a redirect that will allow you to keep your traffic. You'll keep your search results rank since any link from your old blog will lead your visitors straight to your new Wordpress blog. This tutorial is a bit advanced, but it's really doable, if you have any problems, feel free to email me with your questions: questions@affiliateshelpdesk.com

1. Follow the instructions for installing a Wordpress blog on Justhost located in the above module (read "How to Host your Wordpress blog on Justhost", see above).

2. Log in to your Wordpress Admin panel (Dashboard)

3. Scroll down and point to "Tools" and click "Import" (located on the left hand side, the next to last tab - see Hammer icon).

4. Click "Blogger"

5. Authorize access.

6 Open this link

7. Highlight and copy the entire contents.

8. Paste into Notepad or other plain text editor.

9. Save the file as "BloggerTemplate".

10. Upload the file to Wordpress Themes Directory - Default folder. (follow instructions for uploading a document - see below) The Wordpress Themes directory can be found inside the Wp-Content folder inside your Blog directory.

11. Change the name of the file from "BloggerTemplate.txt" to "BloggerTemplate.php" by clicking on the file, then clicking "Rename File" which can be located in the right hand sidebar of the "File Legacy" control panel.

12. Go back to your WordPress Admin Panel (Dashboard) and point to "Pages" - click "Add New."

13. Name the page "Blogger."

14. Select the BloggerTemplate from the pull-down menu in "Attributes" (located in the right side bar)

15. Add a welcome message to this page letting your visitors know that they've come to the right place, although things have been rearranged a bit. I usually encourage visitors to use the search feature if they are looking for something specific. I also place a link to every post on my blog on this page. You can do this manually or you may search and use the "AZindex" plug-in to do it for you.

16. Save your changes.

17. Next, go to: Template Generator to generate a Classic Template for blogger. Enter your the new URL where you will be hosting your Wordpress blog. (You will need to copy all of the information to your OLD blog - follow the next few steps)

18. Go to Blogger.com and log in to your old blogspot Dashboard.

19. Click "Layout."

20. Click "Edit HTML."

21. Choose "Revert to Classic blog."

22. Paste the information in the "Edit Template" box.

23. Save Changes.

Now, any links to your old site will bring your visitors to the new site.

It's easy to caught up by the cute colors . There are just so many templates to choose from - how can you know if it's the right one for your blog? Before picking any template you need to ask yourself these questions:

1. Do I plan on displaying ads? If so, where?

2. Do I want to add Twitter plug-ins? If so, is this template compatible?

3. Is there a particular set of articles I'd like to feature in a prominent spot for all my readers to see? If so, is this template compatible with the "Featureme" plug-in?

4. Does this template have a help site where I can go for installation questions or other problems?

5. Does this template vibe with my niche? Is it professional-looking and appropriate for what I'm trying to do?

6. Do I need a right sidebar, left sidebar, or both? The eye is automatically drawn to the left, since we read from left to right - using a left sidebar may cause your content to be overlooked. Right sidebars are most common.

7. Does this template have an appropriate font? If not, do I know how to change it? San Serif fonts such as Arial and Verdana are most appropriate for online content while serif fonts like Times or Georgia are most appropriate for print. You also want the font to vibe with the atmosphere - avoid goofy looking fonts such as Comic Sans for business or more formal sites. However, Comic Sans would be appropriate for a kids' site or an arts & crafts type site.

8. Does this template have an easy and convenient way for me to post images and/or videos?

Before you choose a dark background with white fonts, PLEASE ask yourself this question:

9. Why? What exactly is my purpose for doing this? You must go beyond selecting this template simply because it's cute. Dark background/white fonts are a strain on the eye and really are only appropriate for a few niches such as video games and other entertainment niches.

1. Mobile Edition If you don't hurry up and get this plug-in, you could be missing out on loads of new mobile visits and in turn Google Adsense for Mobile opportunities. Everyday there are tons of new smart phones users springing up. iphone and Blackberry, and a host of other touch screen phones and mobile internet devices such as the PSP or Dsi have created new avenues from surfing the web. If for no other reason than increasing your Adsense revenue, you definitely want this plug-in. You'll also need to upload the Carrington Mobile Theme to your Themes Directory. Be sure to follow all installation instructions.

2. Sharethis Too many times, I stumble across sites and find some interesting material I want to post to Facebook, Digg, Stumbleupon, and/or Twitter - but the problem is, the URL is too long, and I'll admit that I'm just too lazy to go Bit.ly to shorten it - that requires just too much effort and attention. So even though I enjoyed it and my followers probably would, too - I failed to share it. Get this, your average user's attention span is even shorter than mine. Don't assume they've got a toolbar that makes for easy posting either. You need a quick and easy way for your readers to share your content. You'll want to get this one stat!

3. Tweetmeme So what if you already have Sharethis, you'll want this plug-in, too. Why? Because it Twitter is the top social media site right now and if you can get your content to spread on Twitter, it'll generate website traffic like no other site. Plus, it displays the numbers for how many times your content has been tweeted - people are nosy and for some reason, when they see others have taken notice and tweeted, they'll follow suit.

4. Twitter Avatar This plug-in allows your commentators to include their Twitter username and pic when they comment on a post. This creates a new level of interactivity on your site. People love to spread their Twitter id around - why? Because it creates an opportunity to gain new followers. So in essence, it encourages people to comment on your site when they would've otherwise just kept on clicking elsewhere. Plus, you can follow them and keep tabs on what your readers are interested in and what they are up to via Twitter. Gotta love it!

5. CommentLuv If the Twitter Avatar plug-in doesn't get people posting, this one will. Why? Because when readers enter their blog URL to post a comment, it creates a link to their last blog post. Bloggers love this one, because it allows them an opportunity to get exposure to their blog without being spammy. Note: You should always check these links out before you approve a comment just in case they've posted a link to a site you don't want to be associated with, such as competitor sites, adult sites or otherwise undesirable content.

6. LinkWithin Keep your visitors on your site longer links to related articles. Linkwithin automatically generates links to up to 5 related articles and posts at the end of every blog post. Visitors are often looking for more information and this plug-in will put right there at their fingertips.

7. AtoZ Index Your visitors would hang out on your site longer if you had a table of contents of some sorts. This is not something you want to display in your side bar, instead, you create a separate page and call it "All Posts" or "Table of Contents." Then use the code to display links to all of the posts you've ever written on your blog so that visitors who are thirsting for more of your knowledge can browse around and find something else they're intested in. They just might click on to that product review you've been promoting so diligently and make a purchase - who knows?

8. Subscribe Button You've probably already got a subscribe button somewhere on your blog, but this one allows your visitors to add a RSS feed of your site to the Reader of their choice. People want options, the more the merrier!

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So you got excited when you received several emails notifying you of tons of comments that needed to be moderated - but that was quickly extinguished when you logged in only to find loads and loads spam with a few sprinklings of actual comments. How frustrating is that? Well, here's how you can have this strange breed comments automatically handled for you.

1. First you'll need to log in to your WordPress dashboard with your username and password.

2. Go to "Plug-ins" (hover and then click "Installed").

3. Locate the "Askimet" plug-in.

4. Once you click "Activate," you'll need to provide your "API key". This can be located by logging in to www.wordpress.com. Click "My Account", then click "Edit Profile." Your Wordpress.com API Key will be located at the top of the page. Copy and paste the code to activate.

Now, you will no longer receive bothersome notifications, since Askimet will catch them for you. I still suggest that you periodically check comments that get caught in the "spam queue" before totally deleting them, just in case some real comments were caught by accident - it's rare, but it has happened.

Facebook is one of the top sites on the internet that you can use to generate free website traffic to your blog or website. Not only can you set up a Fan page, you can also create a badge to place on your site to draw fans to your Facebook Fan page. It helps you to keep tabs on whose coming to your site and allows you to keep in touch with them through wall posts and updates.

A Facebook Fan page is different from an average profile page in which you have to use your real name. Facebook fan pages allow you to create a page with your site's name instead of your name. This helps you establish a brand name for your blog or website, in addition to creating a place where your fans can receive updates and supplemental information about your site, services, or products. It's great because it's super easy to post links and videos that your fans may find useful. It also allows you and your fans to interact in a new and innovative way.

To set up a Face book Fan Page:

1. Go to http://www.facebook.com. (If you don't already have a regular profile, you should create one at this time.)

2. Scroll down to the bottom of the login page until you see: "Create a Page for a celebrity, band or business." Click on: Create a Page.

3. Follow the steps. You may check "Do not make Page publicly visible at this time" to give yourself to set the page up to your liking.

To access the page again, simply login to your Facebook account and click "Pages" in the left sidebar. (Should be right under "News Feed".

To create a badge for your Fan Page to place on your site:
1. Click your Page name to get to it.

2. Click "Edit Page" in the left sidebar.

3. Scroll down and click "Promote with a Fan Box" in the right sidebar.

4. Follow the instructions to generate the code to post on your site. It will create a Preview so you'll know how it will look on your site. Be sure to add your website's logo or your picture to personalize your Facebook Fan Box.

To store pdf files and other documents so that they'll be available on the web and accessible via links, you'll need to upload them to your justhost site.

Here's how:
1. Log in to your control panel. (To access your control panel, type in your URL/cpanel. ex: www.yoursite.com/cpanel)

2. Scroll down to the "Files" section.

3. Click "Legacy File Manager".

4. Select the "Public - www." Root directory.

5. Click "Create a New Folder" and look in the right side panel. Then type in the name of your folder. I suggest "Documents".

6. Click "Create."

7. Access the folder by scrolling down until you find your new "Documents" folder. To open, click on the folder "Icon," not the text link. It will take you inside the folder where you will be able to upload your file.

8. To upload your file, click "Upload Files" at the top of the screen.

9. Click "Browse" to locate your file. You may upload up to 12 documents at once. However the speed will depend on your computer.

10. To check the link to see if actually takes you to the document, click on the name of the file. Look in the right side panel and click the URL. You can also highlight, copy, and paste it into your internet browser. This is the link where your file will be located on the internet.

In order to add Google Adsense, you'll need to sign up here for a free account if you haven't already done so. You'll need to follow the steps for setting up an account (I promise it's easy!) Just click the "Sign Up" button and let Google guide you. You'll need some basic HTML skills, although if you can follow directions you should be okay, too.

1. After you've generated your Adsense HTML code, highlight and copy the code.

2. Log in to your "Website Builder Admin Panel".

3. Decide where you want your Google Ads to display.

If you would like your ads to appear in the sidebar of all of your webpages in your site, you'll need to place them in the layout. Follow the instructions below to place them in your side bar. If you want to place them only in specific places on specific pages, or in the footer, skip ahead.

To Place Google Adsense code in your Sidebar:
1. Click on "Layout Design".

2. Click "Select a website template to be edited. Usually your selected template is the default that will display in the drop down window, but you may need to select if you have more than one.

3. Click "next". This will open the WYSIWYG HTML editor.

4. Then click the "HTML" button in the upper right hand corner of the editor to open the "HTML Source Editor".

5. This will not be an exact science since I don't know exactly how your site is laid out, but generally if you can identify the code of another item that is already in your sidebar, you can use that as reference and paste your code above or below that item. For example, if you know the "NEWS" section is in the sidebar, you can past your Google Adsense code directly underneath it. You may have to do a few test runs. If you don't like where it ends up, try again.

6. Click the "Save" or disc shaped button to save your settings.

7. Preview your site to see how it will look to the public.

To place Google Adsense in a Specific Location:
1. Go to the specific page where you want to place your Google Adsense code.

2. If you have other text you want to place near it, you'll want to "Insert a new table" by clicking the appropriate button. If you can't fin the right button, just float your mouse over each button until you identify the right one.

3. You paste your code directly into the table or you can use the "HTML Source Editor" (by clicking the HTML button in the upper right hand corner) if you're familiar with HTML and can identify the right place to paste your code.

4. Click the "Save" or disc button to save your settings.

5. Preview your site to see how it will look to the public.

To Place Google Adsense Code in the Footer:
1. Click on "Layout Design".

2. Click "Select a website template to be edited. Usually your selected template is the default that will display in the drop down window, but you may need to select if you have more than one.

3. Click "next". This will open the WYSIWYG HTML editor.

4. Then click the "HTML" button in the upper right hand corner of the editor to open the "HTML Source Editor".

5. Scroll down until you see the {%WebsiteFooter%} tags. Paste your Google Adsense code underneath, but above the last tag.

6. Click the "Save" or disc shaped button to save your settings.

7. Preview your site to see how it will look to the public.

This will pretty much work the same anywhere else in your site, so play around with it until you get it exactly how you like it.

You've just registered for your Justhost webhosting account and now you're ready to get your email up and running. Follow these simple steps to start sending emails that have your professional looking address.

1. Go to the "Mail" section in your Cpanel. You'll probably have to scroll down - it's usually the 7th module from the top.

2. Click "Email Accounts"

3. Chose a name for your email and type it in the box. The email name you choose will be followed by your domain name (ie. yourname@yourdomainname.com). You are free to choose as many email names as you like.

4. Set a password.

5. Adjust your quota to give yourself more or less email space. You have unlimited space so have at it! If at any time you need more help you can stop and watch the video tutorial on this page.

6. Click "Create"

7. After you "create" your email accounts, your new accounts should appear at the bottom of the current page. Everytime you open the "Email Accounts" section this "Create Email Accounts" screen will give you the option to create more. Scroll down the screen to check your email.

8. Click the globe button under the "Access WebMail" column next to the email account you wish to check.

9. A new window will open: "WebMail Login." Enter your password and press "login."

10. You can check your email using either of the 3 email module options they provide OR click "Configure Mail Client" to use MS Outlook to access your email.

11. Optional: Set up a forwarder to have your mail forwarded to another account by clicking "Forward Options." Follow the instructions.

12. Optional: Set up an auto responder for this account to instantly respond to incoming email. Click "Auto Responders." Follow the instructions.

More detailed instructions for Auto Responders to follow.

With your email accounts you can either check it through the email modules they have there or

To access your email from anywhere via the internet all your have to do is:

1. Go to this URL: http://webmail.yourdomain.com (replace "yourdomain.com" with your actual domain name).

2. Enter your Username and password. This will be the same username and password you use to access the Justhost Control Panel.

3. Choose any of the email services to access your email. (You may choose from Horde, SquirrelMail, or Roundcube).

That's it!

Did you know you can adjust your email quota to give yourself more email disk space? You can and it's so easy, you can probably do it in less than 2 or 3 minutes after reading this post.

1. First, log into your Justhost Cpanel with your username and password.

2. Scroll down to the "Mail" module and click "Email Accounts".

3. Scroll down and find the "Functions" module.

4. Click "Change Quota" next to the email account you wish you increase.

5. You have several options - you can either type in a number of MB (megabytes). For example you can change your quota from 250 MB to 1000 MB. Or you can either enter "unlimited" or simply leave the field blank for an unlimited amount.

Justhost let's you make the most of your unlimited webhosting space. Enjoy!

If you're really serious about your online business, you're going to need an auto responder of some sort. The benefits: it allows you to respond quickly to email without you actually having to be online. You could be away golfing and simultaneously responding to an email with this service. It will also help you build you subscriber list by allowing you to offer incentives that potential customers can download instantly. Potential customers want immediate feedback - if they can't get it from you, they'll look elsewhere.

Read Autoresponder Money Machine for more on how to profit from using Auto Responders.

Here's a step-by-step guide for seting up your Justhost Auto Responder:

1. Log into your Justhost Cpanel.

2. Scroll down to "Mail" and click "Auto-Responders."

3. Click "Add/Modify Auto-Responder".

4. Create a message by completing the form. (You must choose an already existing Justhost email account. Create a new one if you need to).

With Justhost you can have an unlimited number of Auto-Responders to go with your unlimited email accounts. Create a separate email account for each Auto-Responder you wish to use. For example, use one email account/auto-responder for subscriber list building and another for responding to frequently asked questions or other issues.

Get creative, you can bounce auto-resonders from one email account to the next for even more automation.

One day I was checking my email and I noticed an email from a subscriber who hadn't received the ebook they had requested. I felt bad, for one because it had happened over the weekend and I hadn't responded until Monday, and two, I felt like my professionalism had been jeopardized because things hadn't worked the way I said they would. Of course I manually sent the ebook link, but then I had to solve a greater problem, I had to find out what was wrong with my autoresponder.

Here are possible issues and ways to fix them:

1. Typos are the #1 reason autoresponders don't work properly - if you leave out one letter, or put it in the wrong place, your autoresponder will not work properly. When setting up an autoresponder, conduct several test runs with a non Justhost email address such as yahoo or gmail.

2. The next biggest issue is using a well constructed submission form - if you are unsure about how to create your own email form, the easiest thing to do is to subscribe to an email service such as iContact and copy and paste their forms - you may also utilize their autoresponder feature if you are unfamiliar with how all of this works.

3. Another, yet rare issue: your autoresponder emails may be being blocked by Yahoo. Yahoo is notorious for blocking suspected spam email. This doesn't mean what you're sending is spam, it just means Yahoo has a set of markers that often indicates and email is spam. When those markers are triggered, they will block any emails that generate from your domain. If you have been sending email with any of the following, your email autoresponder may be blocked:

redirected links/URLs

common spam words in the titled such as "free" "make money" "cash"

too many links in the email itself

too many emails sent back to back

Discontinue these practices immediately and wait about a week or two before sending any more emails.

Strangely I had discovered Yahoo had blocked emails from my domain because I hadn't automated my spam blocker - and everytime someone posted a spam comment, the notification was forwarded to my Yahoo email account. Yahoo thought the messages were from me because they had been forwarded from my domain, but they were just tons of spam -

4. Make sure you are utilize the spam blocker in your comment queue. (read "How to automatically block spam on Wordpress" above)

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