A push that something changed is not a read.

Answer A push that something changed is not a read. RFC 5465 describes IMAP NOTIFY. The document is titled The IMAP NOTIFY Extension. A notice that the mailbox changed is not a person reading the creative. That is a fact about mail software or about an old specification. It is not a solo ad price, a rank, or proof that a stranger opted in. The mailbox can tap the client on the shoulder. The tap is not the reader.

The note that started this: RFC 5465, The IMAP NOTIFY Extension, RFC 5465.

A rented send is one letter to someone else's list. A read, if you mean a person and the creative, is that person dealing with the letter. NOTIFY is a notice that the mailbox changed. Something in the mailbox is different than it was. The client can be told. Being told is not the same as a person opening your offer, understanding it, or wanting it. Change is a property of the mailbox. Reading is a property of a person. This document only speaks to the first.

Do not buy the tap. In solo ads for affiliate marketing, the letter still has to carry the offer to a list you can name. A seller who shows a stream of change notices is showing mail software waking up. Ask what a person did. If the answer comes back as another notice, you have not been answered. Name the list, the sending domain, and the refund line. A push cannot write them, and it cannot prove a stranger opted in.

What does RFC 5465 describe?

RFC 5465 describes IMAP NOTIFY. A notice that the mailbox changed is not a person reading the creative. The document is titled The IMAP NOTIFY Extension.

Buyers mix this up with attention because a push feels personal. A phone lights up. A client refreshes. It is easy to tell a story about eagerness. The story is about software hearing that the mailbox changed. It is not about the creative. If your seller's after-action note is a pile of those notices, you learned that mailboxes changed. You did not learn that people read. Do not pay a premium for the pile. The document is not a solo ad price, and the pile is not a rank of readers.

Sellers should not count client wakes as reads. If your system tells a session that the mailbox changed, that tell is an operational convenience. It lets software stay current. It does not let you invoice attention. Put those notices in the buyer's report and you have sold a push as a person. The buyer will ask what was read. You will have a log of changes. Those are not the same column. Keep them apart before the quote, not after the complaint.

• A change notice was not called a read.
• The seller did not price the send from a push log.
• You asked what a person did with the creative.
• The list, the sending domain, and the refund line are named.

Is a push that something changed a read?

No. A push that something changed is not a read. The mailbox is reporting a change. The report is not a person reading the creative, and it is not interest in the offer.

Interest would have to be shown some other way, and this specification is not that way. Do not go hunting inside NOTIFY for a hidden reader. The document's job is the notice of change. Your job is to decide whether the letter and the list are real enough to rent. A busy push log can sit on top of a list nobody asked to join. Busyness is not proof a stranger opted in. Quiet mail is not proof they did, either. The proof is not in this document at all.

Sellers who are proud of responsive clients should be proud in the right sentence. The client can hear that the mailbox changed. The person may still ignore the letter. Say both. The second sentence protects you. If you only say the first, the buyer hears reads. You will then be defending a report you built out of notices. The specification will not call those notices reads, because it never defined them that way.

What has to be on the order besides a change notice?

A buyer still has to name the list, the sending domain, and the refund line on the order. A change notice is not a solo ad price, a rank, or proof that a stranger opted in.

Leave the push out of the order. Write who is mailed, which domain sends, and what you get if the letter is not the letter you approved. A notice that the mailbox changed does not identify the people and does not bind the refund. If those lines are empty, the demo of NOTIFY was a tour of mail software. Tours are fine. Tours are not orders. Pay when the lines are filled, not when the client is lively.

Read the creative on its own. A push will not repair a vague offer, and the absence of a push will not condemn a clear one. When you buy solo ads, buy the letter and the list. RFC 5465 stays a fact about a notice that the mailbox changed. A push that something changed is not a read.