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How Do I Remove Inactive Subscribers?
, run one final re-engagement email, then unsubscribe or delete everyone who still doesn’t respond. Pruning inactive contacts protects your sender reputation and
What is CASL? CASL Description and Tips
functioning unsubscribe mechanism that is honored quickly. Unlike the opt-out model of the US CAN-SPAM Act, CASL is fundamentally an opt-in regime, which is
What is LGPD? LGPD Description and Tips
to Brazilian contacts, the LGPD means collecting clear consent, explaining how data will be used, and making it easy to withdraw consent or unsubscribe. Where
Are Mailpro Automations GDPR-Compliant?
history — is stored on our Swiss-based servers, never enriched with third-party sources, and tied to the same consent and unsubscribe rules as every other email or
What is Suppression List? Suppression List Description and Tips
bounces, repeated complainers, and any address you manually exclude. Mailpro maintains this automatically — when someone unsubscribes via your unsubscribe
How to edit the color of a hyperlink
subscription credits and prepaid credits. Both kinds are... Read more How can I change the viewing link and the unsubscribe link? The view online and unsubscribe
SMTP Authentication — Secure Credentials for Your Relay | Mailpro™
maliciously to send mail in your name. Add unsubscribe linksOptionally add an unsubscribe link to your messages so recipients can opt out — configurable in the
Do Contacts Know an Email Is Automated?
contact can still see The unsubscribe link is the only piece that is always present, exactly as it is on any newsletter — both because every commercial message
What you Should Include in your Email Footer
company address, an unsubscribe link, contact info, social linksand legal disclaimers. This small but powerful feature allows users to quickly access the
The Art of Email Microcopy: How Tiny Words Make a Big Difference
buttons, in subject lines, in preview text, or near unsubscribe links. These seemingly small words hold the power to boost clicks, build trust, and guide user