An email digest is a summary email that compiles multiple messages or updates into a single message, typically sent on a scheduled basis (e.g., daily or weekly). Instead of receiving individual emails for each message or discussion post, subscribers to an email digest receive one consolidated email that includes all recent content. This helps reduce inbox
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Everyone seems to have a Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail account. Some people have all three and more. As an email marketer, list contributor, or active list member (one who contributes to a list), sending out email campaigns with a free email account may be the cause of undelivered email messages. As you know, the FROM
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Working alone from home, day after day takes discipline. Granted you can get up and move when you want to, make something to eat or munch all day, let the dog out, wash the dishes, even sneak in some TV time. On the working side, you may find yourself reading more emails than normal and
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Why use Dundee Internet discussion list hosing instead of Facebook, Twitter, Google Groups and other social media channels? Dundee Internet discussion list hosting: remember to go to a webpage and search for the conversations Members can make comments and contributions that are truly private Posts are not parsed and severed up as ads (like Google
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The Nonprofit Advantage with Social Media Free Social Media Sites for Nonprofits – When running a nonprofit organization, don’t you agree that free is always attractive. Especially when you are working with a tight budget. First of all Social Media, as part of your marketing mix, should complement your virtual ads, website and Facebook presence. Social
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Even with the many different social tools available, email is still the number one choice for online communications. Email becomes a more valuable tool when this communication is between smaller groups, like committees and project planning teams. These groups typically include individuals that are interested, not only in the main subject but also in specific
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How Our Message Pricing Works
What Is a Message? A message is one email sent to one subscriber.
For example:
• Send one newsletter to 100 subscribers = 100 messages
• Send one newsletter to 500 subscribers = 500 messages
Included Monthly Messages Each plan includes a number of messages based on a standard email size of up to 40K.
Larger Emails: If an email is larger than 40K, it counts as more than one message.
Examples:
• 40K email = 1 message
• 50K email = 1.25 messages
• 80K email = 2 messages
Additional Charges: After your included messages are used, additional messages cost $0.90 per 1,000 messages. ($1.14 per 1000 messages)
What’s Included in Your Monthly Fee?
• Welcome messages
• Unsubscribe confirmations
• Surveys and polls
• Searchable archives
• Open and click tracking
• Feedback loops
• Refer-a-friend tools
• Subscriber management features