Have you ever signed up for a webinar like this one and then wondered why you never got any information about how to join the webinar? Or have you had someone say, “yeah, I emailed that to you yesterday” but you didn’t see it in your inbox? If so, you should create an approved senders …
We all want the same thing when it comes to delivering emails to customers: good engagement that actually leads to conversions. From the moment your email reaches a customer’s inbox, it needs to capture their attention and guide them towards taking action. Developing a compelling email strategy can be intimidating. Where do you start? How …
Email senders with higher-than-average open rates are especially likely to rely on delivery optimization, A/B-testing, and reactivation campaigns, according to recent research from Validity and Demand Metric. The report was based on data from a survey conducted between June 27 and July 19, 2019, among 293 email marketers. Most respondents (57%) report that their bulk …
Last updated on November 22, 2018 Desktop email clients, such as Thunderbird and Claws Mail, are preferred over their web counterparts by many professionals and power users due to their additional convenience and security. However, one big downside is that they often expose the sender’s IP address to the receivers, since many SMTP servers record …
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The default layout of your Gmail inbox has the sender’s name listed in the left most column followed by the subject and the date of the message. The emails are sorted in reverse chronological order with the newest messages listed at the top. The problem with this layout is that you cannot figure out who the …
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