It’s best to operate on the up and up and ask before you add anyone to an email list.
Why is LinkedIn SPAM evil? Just because these people either asked you to be part of their LinkedIn network or accepted your request to be part of their network doesn’t mean they are open to receiving bulk, broadcast email messages from you. All you have to do is download your list of 1st degree LinkedIn connections, sign up for a MailChimp account, upload the email list, create a dull, unimaginative email and click Send. Unfortunately, it is easy to SPAM your LinkedIn 1st degree network.
(FOR FURTHER CLARIFICATION: I am not referring to SPAMbot junk mail but rather *legitimate mailing lists* that your first degree network connections subscribed you to without your permission.) To be even more exact, I am talking about marketing emails and e-newsletter pieces that you didn’t sign up for from LinkedIn members. When I state “SPAM,” I am not referring to smoked ham but rather unsolicited email messages. What can you do to avoid SPAM from LinkedIn members? SPAM, don’t you hate it? LinkedIn takes a hard line against SPAM yet it still happens.
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