Newsletter subscribers can grow cold. It happens. 🥶
Every 3 to 6 months, check who’s engaging (opens, clicks).
Use automation to tag those who haven’t engaged in a month or two.
Send them a “We’re about to remove you” email.
Let them know it’s okay if they’re not interested, but if they want to stick around, they just need to hit reply.
Do you have a strategy for keeping your email list clean and your newsletter subscribers engaged?
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