I don't like how our address is showing in our pre-header subject line. How do I avoid this?
Hello @SarahL08 ,
I test sent your email to my address, and I'm not sure I understand the question. When I received your test email, it showed the From Name you have listed in your email's header settings. I also apologize if you received a test version of the email, I accidentally sent it to you before I replaced the address with my own for the test.
Is your issue the ccsend rewrite of your address? Or is it that your email program's settings are showing your email address, rather than your from name?
Hi William_A,
Thanks for looking into this! I included a photo of what bothers me.
Thank you!
Ah, if that's what's showing then it's indicating that there's not enough regular text material in the email. How most email programs work (and some have individual settings that can change this functionality) is that they'll first display your From Name. Then, they'll display your subject line, then your preheader, then they'll start with text in the email. This could be alt text from your image, or actual text within your email.
In your particular situation, this is occurring since the majority of your email is a clickable image, meaning the only text really left after the subject line is just the generic text of the footer. To avoid this situation you'd either want a longer subject line / preheader, some relevant alt text associated with your image, or some text in your email that isn't part of the images.
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Thank you! This is very helpful.
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