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Send your newsletters from an email address that contains your domain: http://buff.ly/1ugOU5C pic.twitter.com/zeLxg2JdkB
New Blog Post by @CherryInChief : Make sure people know who you are: http://buff.ly/1ugOU5C
Send newsletters from an email address that uses a domain you own to help them land in your subscriber's inbox: http://buff.ly/1rI1tFd
Personalize the emails you send http://buff.ly/1rTRLEW : "A person's name is the sweetest... sound in any language" - Dale Carnegie.
A few reasons why you should avoid sending newsletters from a your 'Gmail', 'Outlook' or similar account: http://buff.ly/1oAncz1
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"Take the time to create a subject line that YOU would open" http://buff.ly/1pQhYiU via @marketingprofs
Here is how you can easily install a sign up form on your business' Facebook page: http://buff.ly/1naHXFT
If your business doesn't have a Facebook page yet, check out the 5 step tutorial by @HubSpot http://buff.ly/1xWAePM
Visit http://buff.ly/1ukgmDk to check out our @CherryInChief s latest blog post: "Treat me as a VIP"
Email can be a great way to get the ball rolling on letting people know about your newest app or product: http://buff.ly/Zs8lB4
Services like Gmail & Outlook are meant to send emails to a handful of people, not hundreds: http://buff.ly/Zs6mg7
Having people subscribe to your email newsletter is a real gift: http://buff.ly/1v6azPz
Isn't any email you write to promote your business a de facto "marketing" email? http://buff.ly/Zs5Y10 (Spoiler: No, not really)
RT @CherryInChief: If you don't want to reply, don't send emails. I'm back on @CakeMail blog http://buff.ly/YD4HTU http://buff.ly/YD4HTV
Ignoring emails can be a (business) relationship killer: http://buff.ly/1ncLOmk pic.twitter.com/SLeN2Zs3Dw
When was the last time you told someone your email address without asking them why they needed it first? http://buff.ly/1vhNhI7
What do people get by signing up to your newsletters that they wouldn't be able to get otherwise? http://buff.ly/1yqXeYl
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