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For this post, I wondered if any studies had been done on personality types and tech tools. I’m not a psychologist, but I do know tech tools, so I started a little digging around and would love your feedback. Continue reading Which eTools Fit Your Myers-Briggs Type?
If you read no further, start making sure the first two words of your email subject line communicate your main message. If possible, even stick to a two-word subject line. Subject lines with a three or more word have an open rate of 15%! Continue reading Are Your eMails Opened? Are They Marked as Spam?
Keep your email subject line short; it may be truncated by your reader’s mobile device. And other email subject line tips. Continue reading Byte-Size Email Subject Lines
Unfortunately, you can’t really just do one process for all modes of sending your newsletter; you’ll need to be willing to create several versions, which will take time. (Part two of two parts.) Continue reading Workflow Options: MailChimp, Newsletters, and PDF Attachments, Part Two
A little background knowledge of why I suggest you do things a certain way will help make more sense of my answers for managing MailChimp, prayer letters, and PDF attachments. (Part one of two parts.) Continue reading How to Manage MailChimp, Newsletters, and PDF Attachments, Part One
If you don’t want spam, never post your email address on the Internet (or in your MailChimp emails). Why You Shouldn’t Post Your Email Address Spammers use computer software to search for the @ sign in order to harvest your email address. (Because … Continue reading Don’t Post Your Email Address on the Internet (or in MailChimp)
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