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NooraK said:"If you unsubscribed in error, you can go back to my original email and click the "Manage Your Subscription" link at the bottom. Once an address is unsubscribed, I am not able to edit the status." Or something to that effect.
This works if she still has one of your emails. An alternate would be to create a new list for people who have unsubscribed but wish to re-subscribe, and then send your newsletter to both lists when you send it out. However, the 2 different unsubscribes probably means that she not only unsubscribed from that particular group, but from receiving emails from you all together. If this is the case, she's the only one that can resubscribe herself, even to any other list you have. If the email was marked SPAM, this is what happens.
This is one of the things I really disliked with iContact. I had a good friend whose ISP marked my newsletter as SPAM, and there was no way I could get her signed up again, even with a secondary list, and she no longer had the newsetter.
I have no idea how to edit in HTML format, so I don't think I'd be comfortable with that option.NooraK said:I've switched over to MailChimp. It's free for the same amount of subscribers as I was using iContact for. I have to edit my newsletter in HTML format because it doesn't have an editor like iContact does, but it's worth it for the money I save each month.
Plus, from what I can tell, the unsubscribe system is a bit different.
Although, I can't see who clicked my links.
Hmm, I'll have to look into that. How is it with editing?Jolie_Paradoxe said:You guys may want to check out emailbrain.com. Costs half of what iContact does....shows who clicked what....and doesn't seem to have that programming issue.
babywings76 said:I have no idea how to edit in HTML format, so I don't think I'd be comfortable with that option.
they can not subscribe to ANY of your lists with the same e-mail address, they would have to provide a new e-mail address to start getting your newsletters again.Do Not Contact
Add me to your "Do Not Contact" list This will stop all emails from this sender, regardless of your subscription status above.
Sheila said:I just tested the iContact "resubscribe" theory via the e-mail link to the customer. You can get to the page with your e-mail address, but it won't let you select on the newsletter group again. The option is in gray & no longer clickable. Once someone unsubscribes, they can not re-subscribe to the same group with the same e-mail. If they just unsubscribed from the one group, they could join another group that you e-mail to.
If they clicked the option:
Do Not Contact
Add me to your "Do Not Contact" list This will stop all emails from this sender, regardless of your subscription status above.
they can not subscribe to ANY of your lists with the same e-mail address, they would have to provide a new e-mail address to start getting your newsletters again.
Jolie_Paradoxe said:You guys may want to check out emailbrain.com. Costs half of what iContact does....shows who clicked what....and doesn't seem to have that programming issue.
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