If you have an email list, then one of your top priorities is to boost the response rate of that list. In other words, you want to engage your readers. You want them to click on your emails and then

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If you have an email list, then one of your top priorities is to boost the response rate of that list. In other words, you want to engage your readers. You want them to click on your emails and then
You’ve heard the fortune is in the list, and that is 100% true. But if we’re going to be a little picky, we might elaborate and say the fortune is in the relationship with your list. You see, just having
Your subject line is the most important part of your entire email. That’s because if your subject line doesn’t get attention and get the click, then the rest of your email won’t even matter. Use the following checklist to help
When a lot of people think about sending an email to their list, they think it’s a matter of writing it, proofing it, and then hitting the broadcast/send button. Then they go off to enjoy the rest of their day.
No one ever wants to let their list grow cold, but sometimes it happens. And when it happens, you wonder if you should abandon the list or try to warm them up again. That decision is up to. But if