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Best practices for using emoji in an email subject line

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Where do you find the emojis in constant contact that are available for use?

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Hello @karend9898 ,

Available emojis for subject lines can be found via the little smiley face when editing the header or on the scheduling page. For full instructions on adding emojis to your subject line, make sure to check out this article.

See also:

Using special characters in emails

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William A
Community & Social Media Support

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Hello @karend9898 ,

Available emojis for subject lines can be found via the little smiley face when editing the header or on the scheduling page. For full instructions on adding emojis to your subject line, make sure to check out this article.

See also:

Using special characters in emails

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William A
Community & Social Media Support

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