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> I'm a little more understanding of people who use these to determine how much dead weight their mailing list has. Especially if you're an indie creator, you d
by graeme 6y ago
> I'm a little more understanding of people who use these to determine how much dead weight their mailing list has. Especially if you're an indie creator, you don't want to be paying for the 20% of people who might not be reading your newsletter. I don't mind a "please let us know if you're reading our newsletter" email as long as they're not obnoxious about it.
I semi regularly use the prune feature of my mailing list client to get rid of people who haven’t opened emails recently. I suppose this may be removing active subscribers? If so, is there another way to achieve this goal? (Removing non-active members helps reduce spam reports and helps with deliverability I think)
(My niche is non technical so they probably use email app defaults for images)
- james-skemp 6y agoLikely depends on the service. About a month ago I got a 'still interested?' email that I could click on a link to say I was. Looks like they were using ConvertKit. Issues with email tracking has been a known issue for over a decade, so you would hope they would have that as part of their service. Might be worth using a test email to try it out.