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PamE09
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‎10-22-2021 07:04 PM
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‎10-22-2021 07:04 PM

I am about to run a contest to have my readers help name some new products.  Winners get the product they named free.     I'm planning to use the Survey feature to collect the contest entries.  

 

I've used surveys before, but never like this.  I'm looking for tips and ideas for running a contest.  MOST importantly , how to phrase the subject so it doesn't just end up in spam filters!  I'm guilty of ignoring "contests" myself, usually thinking they are a scam.   

If my readers will actually open the newsletter they will see it isn't a scam.

Help?

 

Pam East

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Zoe_H
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‎10-23-2021 04:32 PM
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‎10-23-2021 04:32 PM

Hello @PamE09,

 

Thank you for reaching out to the Community! We definitely understand how important it is to have a perfect subject line. Please select these helpful articles on How to Avoid Spam Filters and How to Optimize your Subject Line. Thanks! 


Zoe H.
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