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I've always struggled to find good wording to separate physical mailboxes from electronic ones. Maybe "shipped to you twice a month" would be less vague than "i
by bemmu 8y ago
I've always struggled to find good wording to separate physical mailboxes from electronic ones. Maybe "shipped to you twice a month" would be less vague than "in your mailbox twice a month"?
- dom96 8y agoPerhaps "delivered to you twice a month" would be even better
- edoceo 8y agoDelivered to your door
- lunchables 8y agoSeems ambiguous - delivered where? My e-mail?
- s_y_n_t_a_x 8y agoUsing the word "door" would be best I think.
- iamben 8y agoYep, or you could describe the physical product and make sure it's clear what people are putting their email address in for. Like "we ship a box of surprising Japanese candy to your house every month" then explain why you need the email. If it was my lander I'd experiment with showing prices before you ask for an email. Just from my experience people are reticent to put in an email without knowing what the reason is.