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Should You Send Emails With “FW” or “Re” In The Subject Line?
Re: and FW: prefixes can lift opens for one send and cost you trust and inbox placement for every send after it.
Research, how-tos and product news from the Sendloop team.
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Re: and FW: prefixes can lift opens for one send and cost you trust and inbox placement for every send after it.
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Make your email seem less like a bulk entity and more like a notification with Sendloop's many personalization options.
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Fetch content and insert it into outgoing emails in Sendloo with the Remote Content eature.
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Quicke guide to setting up email authentication with Sendloop. DNS records, types of email authentication and exact steps you need to take.
Tips & Tricks ·
Quick guide to stale emails and what to do to clean your mailing lists and boost deliverability for each of your campaigns.
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Quick guide to dedicated delivery IP addresses and how to use them for your email marketing campaigns.
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While using HTML to design your emails allows you great flexibility and creativity, you should still implement a plain text version of your email.
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This article will cover techniques you can use to increase the likelihood that your emails get delivered to inboxes, increasing the number of clicks a…
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There’s a reason you’re undertaking email campaigns, and it’s probably not to fill up recipients’ spam folders. This article will cover techniques you…
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Here are the most common reasons why emails end up caught in spam filters and what you can do about them.
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Learn the email marketing best practices in 2020 which will take your success to the next level. Read easy to apply techniques and practices.
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It’s been more than 30 years since the first commercial email was sent, but email is still the most important and effective way to reach your audience…
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Featuring The Benign 99 of the Subject Line The Everlasting Impression Everybody knows that first impression always lasts. Just like judging a book by…