Get Your Emails Delivered

Barb Drozdowich

Beschreibung

Do you struggle to understand how to communicate with readers effectively and efficiently?
 
Are you frustrated by newsletters not being delivered?
 
Do you feel like you are shouting into the void and no one is listening?
 
 
 
Author Consultant Barb Drozdowich, turns her sights to explaining email deliverability in this down-to-earth book. She tackles the topics that many experts gloss over and takes them to level that anyone can understand.
 
Get Your Emails Delivered attacks subjects such as:
 
What are Spam filters and firewalls and why should you care?
 
How to troubleshoot deliverability issues so you can reach more readers
 
How can you increase reader engagement with your newsletter
 
 
 
Get Your Emails Delivered is a part of a 3-book box set entitled The Complete Mailing List Toolkit. This box set takes a holistic approach to the subject of communicating with readers.
 
Pick up this book and let Barb share her extensive knowledge of communicating with readers with you. 
 
Let this book make a difference in your understanding today!

Verfügbar seit: 23.09.2019.

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