The recipient fills out a form on a website or otherwise gives permission for the first opt-in. Then the recipient receives a second, automated email asking them to click on a link to confirm that they want to sign up. Reputable companies always use opt-in lead lists when they're sending out email marketing campaigns.
Hope this helps.
Hi Linda,
The recipient fills out a form on a website or otherwise gives permission for the first OPT-IN. Then the recipient receives a second, automated email asking them TO click on a link TO confirm that they want TO sign up. Reputable companies always use OPT-IN lead lists when they're sending out email marketing campaigns.
Hope this helps.
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18 Aug 2020 at 19:12
Hi Linda,
The recipient fills out a form on a website or otherwise gives permission for the first OPT-IN. Then the recipient receives a second, automated email asking them TO click on a link TO confirm that they want TO sign up. Reputable companies always use OPT-IN lead lists when they're sending out email marketing campaigns.
Hope this helps.
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If i can add my 2 cents as well its not recommended to use a confirmation after a led has optin . If the lead does not confirm you will lose that lead and it will not get added to your list . Get Response or Aweber have a feature that just requires a single optin ( without confirmation) This is the best for building a list . I guess the true argument is a lead that has to double optin is a stronger lead with more future potential for opens clicks and sales but expect to get 50 percent less leads if you use it .
If i can add my 2 cents as well its not recommended to use a confirmation after a led has optin . If the lead does not confirm you will lose that lead and it will not get added to your list . Get Response or Aweber have a feature that just requires a single optin ( without confirmation) This is the best for building a list . I guess the true argument is a lead that has to double optin is a stronger lead with more future potential for opens clicks and sales but expect to get 50 percent less leads if you use it .
How do the opt-ins work
Hi Linda,
The recipient fills out a form on a website or otherwise gives permission for the first opt-in. Then the recipient receives a second, automated email asking them to click on a link to confirm that they want to sign up. Reputable companies always use opt-in lead lists when they're sending out email marketing campaigns.
Hope this helps.
The recipient fills out a form on a website or otherwise gives permission for the first OPT-IN. Then the recipient receives a second, automated email asking them TO click on a link TO confirm that they want TO sign up. Reputable companies always use OPT-IN lead lists when they're sending out email marketing campaigns.
Hope this helps.
The recipient fills out a form on a website or otherwise gives permission for the first OPT-IN. Then the recipient receives a second, automated email asking them TO click on a link TO confirm that they want TO sign up. Reputable companies always use OPT-IN lead lists when they're sending out email marketing campaigns.
Hope this helps.
If i can add my 2 cents as well its not recommended to use a confirmation after a led has optin . If the lead does not confirm you will lose that lead and it will not get added to your list . Get Response or Aweber have a feature that just requires a single optin ( without confirmation) This is the best for building a list . I guess the true argument is a lead that has to double optin is a stronger lead with more future potential for opens clicks and sales but expect to get 50 percent less leads if you use it .
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Hi Linda, were you able to get a good understanding on the opt-in process?