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There are seven words I guarantee your customers will love. Seven words you probably don’t use enough. Seven words that will increase the likelihood your customers will stay with you.
But before I get to them, here’s an email I received a few weeks ago from my website host Kajabi.
“Hello Bri,
You may have heard about the new email requirements for bulk senders starting February 4, 2024. Yahoo and Gmail have separately announced updated requirements to deliver email to their platforms. Their goal is to better secure customers’ inboxes and provide an improved consumer email experience.
What does this mean for you?
You do not need to take any action to remain compliant.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bri Williams is an authority on behavioural economics applied to everyday business and personal effectiveness.
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