Post One: Yes, that’s the title.

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Post Two: Another example for you!

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Post Three: Guess who’s back?

Back again. Quick reminder: You’re seeing this post because you are previewing or working with an Automated RSS Campaign. This is the third post in a specially-designated feed created to show how your template will look and how the automated content blocks will work. The text will disappear the moment you add your site URL…

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Post Four: Should we have an email mascot?

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Post Five: Last but not least

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Phil Hollows

Win the Inbox: Subject Lines Dos and Don’ts Part 3

[social_warfare] How to Write Better Subject Lines for Better Open Rates As I’ve mentioned before in other Win the Inbox episodes, maintaining open rates is essential. But what if your open rate is stuck? Even if you’re around or beating industry averages, which are 20% or so, you know there are some lists that are…

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Phil Hollows

Win the Inbox: Subject Lines Dos and Don’ts Part 2

[social_warfare] How to Write Better Subject Lines for Better Open Rates As I’ve mentioned before in other Win the Inbox episodes, maintaining open rates is essential. But what if your open rate is stuck? Even if you’re around or beating industry averages, which are 20% or so, you know there are some lists that are…

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Phil Hollows

Win the Inbox: Subject Lines Dos and Don’ts Part 1

[social_warfare] How to Write Better Subject Lines for Better Open Rates As I’ve mentioned before in other Win the Inbox episodes, maintaining open rates is essential. But what if your open rate is stuck? Even if you’re around or beating industry averages, which are 20% or so, you know there are some lists that are…

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Phil Hollows

Win the Inbox: Clean Up Your List, Avoid the Spam Folder

[social_warfare] Because size isn’t everything. Bigger is better, right? It’s always gratifying to see your mailing list grow. But if your open rate starts to suffer, you might find mailbox providers suddenly start putting your emails in the spam folder. That’s bad. You’re not inboxing any more. How do you fix that? If this is…

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