The polite thing is unsubscribe. And when the service doesn’t follow through, smash that report button.
I’m wondering if GOP emails with their constant scare tactic really bothered people, hence more likely to hit report.
The other assumption is that its also based on open rates & sends, which Google has. I’m going to assume (sample size of one, me) that most people don’t actively sign up to get political emails and get their updates elsewhere. While GOP folks follow everything to show support. Which also means low open rates, or inflated fake emails. All of that can signal to Google the newsletter is worthless, or spam.
The polite thing is unsubscribe. And when the service doesn’t follow through, smash that report button.
I’m wondering if GOP emails with their constant scare tactic really bothered people, hence more likely to hit report.
The other assumption is that its also based on open rates & sends, which Google has. I’m going to assume (sample size of one, me) that most people don’t actively sign up to get political emails and get their updates elsewhere. While GOP folks follow everything to show support. Which also means low open rates, or inflated fake emails. All of that can signal to Google the newsletter is worthless, or spam.