The March edition of Not a Newsletter is here!
Welcome to the March edition of Not a Newsletter! As always, there’s a lot in here — so let’s get to it! 💌 Yanna-Torry Aspraki is back with another edition of Ask a Deliverability Expert, answering a big question: Can an inbox tell if I’m a bad sender based on who I send my emails to? 📊 Thoughts on setting expectations + benchmarks for your newsletters. 👨💻 Ideas for what information to collect on a sign-up form. 📱 A few small Apple MPP updates. ...and more! Go into all of this inside the latest Not a Newsletter! –Dan   |
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Friday, February 25, 2022
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