Emailing refers to the practice of sending email at scale — usually to a list of contacts — for marketing, transactional or relational purposes. It covers newsletters, promotions, automated campaigns, transactional notifications and more.

Two main types

  • Marketing emailing: newsletters, promotions, win-back campaigns.
  • Transactional emailing: order confirmations, password resets, alerts.

What you need to do it well

  1. A clean, opt-in contact list.
  2. A solid email marketing platform.
  3. Authentication: SPF, DKIM, DMARC.
  4. Performance tracking via stats.

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