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mamaluj [8]
1 year ago
3

Deals to piggyback on third-party mailing lists can involve purchasing ads for cash or bartering in exchange for concert tickets

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Assoli18 [71]1 year ago
4 0

The claim that deals can be made to piggyback on third-party mailing databases is accurate. These transactions can entail exchanging for concert tickets in exchange for ads that have been purchased.

<h3>What are third-party mailers?</h3>

Companies that post on behalf of brands that they do not wholly own are known as third-party mailers. ESPs, consultancies and white labels are just a few of the businesses that some third-party mailers provide service platforms for.

Other third-party mailers concentrate their efforts on distributing mail that advertises the goods and services of other businesses.

Learn more about mailers, from:

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