spam-word-checker

Screens cold email copy against banned spam-trigger words and deliverability rules.

Updated May 28, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/meloShaya/insteltech --skill spam-word-checker-meloshaya
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Skill: spam-word-checker
Source: https://github.com/meloShaya/insteltech/tree/main/crm/library/skills/spam-word-checker
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/meloShaya/insteltech --skill spam-word-checker-meloshaya

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Cold outreach copy often contains spam-trigger words, promotional hype, or phishing-style phrasing that damages sender reputation and deliverability. This Skill applies a consistent set of banned-word lists and rewriting rules to every subject line, opener, follow-up, and CTA before it is sent. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Banned Word and Phrase Detection: Flags hundreds of banned single words, short phrases, promotional pressure wording, phishing-style language, and blacklisted categories in cold email copy. - Rewriting Guidance: Provides safe replacement patterns and rewriting logic that convert hype and pressure into plain, observational language. - Formatting and Closeout Rules: Enforces style bans (no em dashes, no ALL CAPS, no greeting prefixes) and validates unsubscribe lines so sequences only stop on explicit user action. - Use Case: After drafting a cold email sequence, run this check to flag words like "free consultation" or "act now", rewrite them into safe alternatives, and confirm the copy passes the final QA checklist before upload. ## Quick Start Check this cold email draft for spam words and rewrite any flagged lines into safe alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions about spam-word-checker

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I check cold email copy for spam trigger words?

Run the spam word check on your draft to scan subject lines, openers, follow-ups, and CTAs against banned word and phrase lists. Flagged terms are rewritten into plain, observational language using the safe replacement table.

What words should I avoid in cold email subject lines?

Avoid promotional and pressure terms like "free", "act now", "guaranteed", "limited time", and "click here", plus banned single words such as "get", "new", "deal", and "urgent". Hyphenated variants like "cash-cycle" are treated as banned too.

Does the spam check handle company names containing banned words?

Yes. When a banned word appears inside a company name, the name is rewritten to remove the banned token while keeping it recognizable, such as "Access Brand Communications" becoming "AB Communications".

Why are silence-based unsubscribe lines banned in follow-up emails?

Lines like "I will take silence as a no" are misleading because sequences keep following up by design. Only explicit user action, such as replying "no" or "pass", should stop the cadence.

When should this spam check run in the copywriting workflow?

It runs automatically on every piece of outbound copy generated or reviewed, including drafts from campaign copywriting. After flags clear, copy proceeds to spintax formatting and campaign upload.