Email remains a powerful way to share content, but shortened links can trigger spam filters if not used carefully. Here's how to safely include TinyEarn links in your email strategy.

Why Use TinyEarn in Email?

• Monetize email clicks

• Track engagement with real-time stats

• Add an extra revenue layer to newsletters

Best Practices

1. Avoid “spammy” language – Don’t use ALL CAPS or phrases like “FREE MONEY”

2. Use clear call-to-actions – e.g. “Click here to read the full article”

3. Send from a verified domain – Gmail, Outlook, and others trust authenticated senders

4. Always include context – Explain where the link goes and why it’s worth clicking

5. Use anchor text – Instead of showing https://tinyearn.com/abc123, hyperlink natural phrases like “read more” or “see video”

What Not to Do

• Don’t send unsolicited emails

• Don’t include multiple shortened links in one message

• Don’t cloak dangerous or misleading content

Example:

Subject: 5 Free Tools That Will Save You Hours

We’ve compiled a list of free productivity tools that professionals swear by.

Check out the full list here

Done right, TinyEarn links can boost your email revenue without hurting deliverability.