Preference centers: let members choose what they get
Preference centers let members choose the topics and frequency of your emails. Learn which choices to offer, how to wire them up and how to keep them private.
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Preference centers let members choose the topics and frequency of your emails. Learn which choices to offer, how to wire them up and how to keep them private.
Warming up a new sending domain or list means starting small with your most engaged readers and building volume gradually, so inboxes learn to trust you.
The ninety-day check-in catches members at a turning point. What to ask at three months, how to sort the answers and how to act on each kind of reply.
Accessible email means messages everyone can read, including members who use screen readers or magnifiers. Here is how to structure, word and check them.
Emails that work on a phone put the point on the first screen, use one column and big tap targets, and send members to pages that are easy to use on mobile.
Build a reusable set of email templates for the messages you send again and again, so every email is faster to write, more consistent and harder to get wrong.
Event invitations and reminders that fill the room follow a simple sequence, from the first invite to the one-hour reminder and the follow-up afterward.
Announcing new content without overwhelming members means deciding what earns its own email, what waits for a roundup and how to make each mention count.
Drip email lessons inside your membership teach one small idea at a time, build a habit and bring members back to the site. Here is how to plan and write them.
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