Her email address is valid and should be active. Is there a way to manually change her status from suspended to active so she can begin receiving our emails again?

Any guidance would be appreciated. Thank you!

Scheduled a post, came back later, and it's not on Facebook? Before you rebuild it, check here first.

1. Go to Channels > Social and open the Posts tab.

2. Open the Status drop-down and pick Error.

3. Click the three dots next to the post and select View Details.

4. If there's a retry buttin next to the error, click it.

The usual reasons a post fails:

• The profile got disconnected. Repair the connection, then share the post again.

• You published the same post over and over. Change the wording a bit, or wait before sharing it again.

• The network flagged something in the text, image or link. Take it out and try again.

• The instagram account is inactive or age-restricted.

Which network gives you the most errors?

It's easy to look at our metrics and see who's click but what else can we do? There is a simple strategy to act on and have better data for future communities.

First you'll want to set up a automated trigger such that those who click "VIEW CATALOG" will automatically be added to a new list, let's call that list "CATALOG CLICKS" or something like that.

The great thing is that automatically grabs all the people who click that link which is amazing because you know there was a clear interest to see your catalog of products.

Secondly, you'll want to have a plan to re-engage with that specific list - that could be an addition email, personalized follow up, etc. Have an email go out that is catalog-specific like a subject line that clearly references the catalog.

So consider this simple yet effective strategy if you send out a product catalog regularly. Give it some time to build up that curated list and see the results happen.

Real email marketing magic happens when you build a specialized list and act on it. This strategy will do just that.

Let me know if you have tried this strategy before or plan to give it a try.

We have been doing this for our own business and have had amazing results.

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For many businesses, if that money isn’t spent or committed by December 31, it’s gone.

That makes this a good time to reach out — not with a pitch, just a useful question:

"Is there something you planned to tackle next year that would make sense to start now?"

If what you offer can help, talk through the scope, timing, and what it would take to get started.

Give them room to decide, and make it easy to move if they’re interested.

A timely conversation could help your client get something done instead of losing those funds — and give your business a year-end windfall.

Just don’t wait until the last minute.

There’s still time to act.

And email marketing is the best tool to let them know you're out there with a solution.

Email is not affected by algorithms the way social media is.

Your message will get delivered.