iCash did not start as iCash. The original idea goes back to the late 1980s, and the first real version was released at the end of 1991 under the name Peggy Première. It was written in Pascal, sold on 3.5-inch floppy disks, and originally created for Windows 3.1 and IBM OS/2. Years later, after I started Maxprog, I brought the idea back from scratch and released iCash 1.0 in 2003. So yes, iCash has a long history behind it: from floppy disks and shareware catalogs to Mac OS, Windows, multiple languages, and many years of updates. I wrote the full story here: 👉 https://www.maxprog.com/site/blog/post.php?id=889 It is also a good example of something I have always believed: The best software often starts with a real personal need.

One of the biggest challenges in email marketing is not only writing a good message, but making sure it actually reaches the inbox. There are many things that can affect deliverability: ✅ clean email lists ✅ verified addresses ✅ avoiding spammy words or aggressive formatting ✅ proper sender authentication ✅ reasonable sending volume ✅ good bounce handling ✅ people opening and engaging with your emails But every business, list, and sending setup is different. So I’d like to ask the community: 👉 What do you personally do to avoid the spam folder? 👉 Have you found any strategy that really improved your deliverability? 👉 Do you use any tools, checks, or habits before sending a campaign? Share your experience below. Your tips may help other members send better campaigns and get better results. 🚀