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chefann said:I had a past host reply to the newsletter I sent yesterday. She wants to book, but she wants to book from a friend who wants a show. So that's 2 bookings from about 15 minutes of work to put the newsletter together. Can't beat that!
Do you want me to forward you my newsletter? PM me your email address...
I can see how many opened it, but not how many deleted without opening, although you could assume that those who don't open it are just deleting it. Except that some mail services don't return the info back to Constant Contact, so open stats are always lower than actual.PCGINA said:Ann,
Do you happen to know it CC allows the subscriber to know if the received email/newsletter was deltted before the recipient even opening it? I would like to be able to track those that aren't even bothering to open it and eliminate them after a quarter. I always have the disclamer at the bottom with an opt out link - but I have very few of those each month. I used email brain for a while (it has similar features) but it did not have the above feature that I wnat.
Was just curious
Do you prep your own newslwetter or subscribe to one?
~G~
Chefstover2 said:I just found this thread...Constant Contact sounds good, but expensive. My computer guy showed me how to do an e-mail merge via Word and my list (which I keep in Excel because it's easier for me to sort through them). Then my Outlook sends out one e-mail per address and I never get rejected as Spam.
I can send out details on how to do it if anyone is interested.
Kristen
Chefstover2 said:I just found this thread...Constant Contact sounds good, but expensive. My computer guy showed me how to do an e-mail merge via Word and my list (which I keep in Excel because it's easier for me to sort through them). Then my Outlook sends out one e-mail per address and I never get rejected as Spam.
I can send out details on how to do it if anyone is interested.
Kristen
Chefstover2 said:I just found this thread...Constant Contact sounds good, but expensive. My computer guy showed me how to do an e-mail merge via Word and my list (which I keep in Excel because it's easier for me to sort through them). Then my Outlook sends out one e-mail per address and I never get rejected as Spam.
I can send out details on how to do it if anyone is interested.
Kristen