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[QUOTE="Noveiasil, post: 717590, member: 217300"] I usually write my own emails, and honestly, it’s something I enjoy doing. I’ve found that writing in my own voice helps make the emails feel more personal and genuine. There are a ton of resources out there to help improve your email writing, like courses and articles. I’ve used a few myself to polish my skills. For instance, I remember reading a post from a [URL='https://www.rileyjamescopy.com/new-about-page']healthcare content writer[/URL] that really helped me craft emails that are clear and engaging without sounding too formal. [/QUOTE]

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Attention: "role based name" email prefixes such as support, webmaster, info, contact, forum, service, affiliate, admin, traffic, partners, marketing, etc., for our member accounts are not permitted. They are acceptable for a vendor listing, but not for the member email. This is due to bulk email processors scrubbing them for delivery due to extremely high bounce rates. Please apply for membership using a personalized email prefix. Something like bob@xxxxx.com. If we discover you signed up with a role based name we will give you only one message to change it. After 3 days your account will be removed if the email is not changed.

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