In the eventuality that you are working as an email marketer, then you most likely to know all about the challenges posed by spam filters and how much they affected the email deliverability and consequentially, the conversion rates.

BulkSender - Lite Edition is an application designed to simplify the creation and sending of promotional messages to audiences that are interested in the products or services that you want to advertise.

Even though the program does not come with an appealing interface, it is intuitive and straightforward, so there are limited chances that you could have troubles navigating through the tabs.

The app allows you to load a message you have been working on and preview it as HTML, a feature that enables you to check out how the text and the attachments will appear in the recipients' Inbox.

In addition, you can add your tracker code and enable it so that you can analyze the success of your marketing campaign. While some could argue it could use samples or templates, such an option would only promote the idea of spam. Then again, the app could use some formatting features.

It is important to note that the program allows you to create lists of emails, an option that could come in handy if you are campaigning multiple services and products. You can also import the email addresses from a file and append them while avoiding to add addresses that are invalid. Therefore, you can save a lot of time since it helps you avert filtering through lists manually.

You can send emails by adding your SMTP client along with the reply email, in case the recipients are interested in learning more about your product or service. Lastly, you can specify the number of emails you want the app to send and the waiting time between each email.

All in all, BulkSender - Lite Edition could lend you a hand with organizing your content and making sure you are sending it to the right people. Then again, you should consider taking the time you save to come up with an appealing and engaging message that does not contain the standard buzzwords known by all spam filters by now.