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Thanks Josh and Adam. I looked at our print collateral and it still points them to sign up on our website. Even our comp and referrals still end up on our website. So I just told me boss that we explicitly say we don't share our lists on our website. So we shouldn't.

Hi Josh,Thanks for your response, there is a twist. What if some of the subscribers on the list was acquired by direct mail, referral and by other means, but not necessarily acquired through our website. Does the same rule apply?

Hi Taylor it actually works for me. I have experienced that before, so I cleared my cache and when that didn't work, I switched browsers and after the 2nd strike, I just gave up and contacted support.

Yes it does. Go to Marketing Activities Tab. Under New tab, select Import Program. There are programs in with status progressions.

Hi Esther, I don't think there's a way to fix the superscript space. The only way is not to have the superscript. Unless I'm wrong.

I analyze and report on the email link performance report that Charlie mentioned above. Please note that if someone doesn't click a link on an email, it won't appear on that report.

Hey Elliott, I love how you broke this down step by step. I'm using it in my current project. Thanks for posting that.

Kimi's suggestion above works, by adding the subscribe button or like on a snippet is the way to go. Mine works a little bit differently because I have mine as a banner ad from a different publication eblast. When they click on the banner ad and fills out a form to sign up for the newsletter, that...

I specifically ask for business emails but I still get their personal emails. I wish there's a way you can prevent them from entering anything but their business email only.