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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 07, 2020
Filed:
Feb. 22, 2016
Openmail Llc, Venice Beach, CA (US);
John Andrew Fries, Los Angeles, CA (US);
Erik Ahern Price, Los Angeles, CA (US);
Sanjeev M. Rao, Manhattan Beach, CA (US);
OpenMail LLC, Venice Beach, CA (US);
Abstract
Online advertisers may demand compliance with certain standards for the content of emails and other digital content with which its advertisements may be associated. Emails may contain control objects directing users to a web page showing content related to oil change coupons. However, in some systems, methods, and processes, a small variable proportion of users may instead be directed to a different sequence of pages to conduct a compliance check on the contents of the email received by the user. The compliance check sequence of pages may offer the user an incentive to forward the email to a specified email address for subsequent compliance review. Delivery of an incentive may be conditioned on successful receipt of the forwarded email.
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