For newsletter subscribers whoâve gone quiet, try a re-engagement campaign. đ
Send an email with a catchy subject line like âWe miss you!â or âIs this goodbye?â
Include a strong call-to-action to bring them backâmaybe a special offer or a reminder of the value they signed up for.
If they come back, great! If not, it might be time to let them go.
Have you ever run a re-engagement campaign for your newsletter subscribers? What worked for you?
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