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Are Your Emails Making It To The Inbox?
You may not realize this, but an email that is delivered to the inbox or the junk folder is technically delivered . So, paying attention to deliverability rates doesn't mean that your email actually made it to the inbox! An…
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6 Best Practices For Increasing The Return on Investment (ROI) Of Your Email Marketing
When looking for a marketing channel with the most steady and predictable return on investment, you look no further than email marketing. Aside from being quite manageable, it also gives back $42 for each $1 spent on campaigns . This means…
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5 Predictions for Successful Email Outreach in 2023
Email outreach has become a cornerstone of many marketing strategies in today's digital age. But as we look ahead to 2023, what can we expect from this powerful tool? This article will explore five predictions for successful email outreach in…
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Boxward: How To Avoid The Junk Folder With Your Cold Outreach Emails
While email delivery has had some helpful improvements over the years to thwart spammers and enable good companies to communicate with prospects and customers, it's still a ridiculous technology that requires good senders to jump through loops and still enables…
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YaySMTP: Send Email Via SMTP In WordPress With Google Workspace and Two-Factor Authentication
I'm a huge proponent of Two-Factor Authentication ( 2FA ) on every platform that I'm running. As a marketer that works with clients and client data, I simply can't be too careful about security so the combination of different passwords…
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YaySMTP: Send Email Via SMTP In WordPress With Microsoft 365, Live, Outlook, or Hotmail
If you're running WordPress as your content management system, the system is typically configured to push email messages (like system messages, password reminders, etc.) through your host. However, this isn't an advisable solution for a couple of reasons: Some hosts…
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Email Subject Line Words That Trigger Spam Filters And Route You To The Junk Folder
Getting your emails routed to the junk folder sucks... especially when you've worked so hard to build a list of subscribers that fully opted in and wish to view your email. There are a few factors that impact your sender…










