If you send a lot of email to AOL members, you might want to consider getting certified with Goodmail, an email certification service. AOL just cut a deal with Goodmail that will make Goodmail the de facto gatekeeper for AOL certified email. Being certified on AOL means that images and links in your email will be automatically live. Without such certification, images and links are blocked from users.
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