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It's like my 1987 solar-powered calculator all over again - I'm so in love I'm gonna use this tool any chance I get Reader. My current obsession is Polls - you may have noticed their appearance in a few recent newsletters. They’re a quick and easy way to get feedback from your audience, and add some interactivity to your emails. And after a bit of research, I found they're easy to use on many email marketing platforms, not just Kit (the one I use...and that's an affiliate link). I've harnessed the energy that comes with this adoration to write this Guide to using polls in your marketing emails, including:
P.S. What's your most recent tool/toy obsession? My son's still obsessed with the air fryer we bought a year ago. |
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