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Why I Deleted Your Marketing Email

Jessica Mehring — October 22, 2019 Follow @horizonpeak Delete. Delete. Delete. While I was on maternity leave earlier this year, I found myself sitting on the couch with a cranky newborn, scrolling through the email app on my phone, and deleting marketing emails with abandon — several times a day. I was ruthless. If the … Continue reading Why I Deleted Your Marketing Email →

64% Of Tracking Cookies Are Blocked, Deleted By Web Browsers

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64% Of Tracking Cookies Are Blocked, Deleted By Web Browsers by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 28, 2018 An ad-serving firm analyzed 20 advertisers and more than 5 billion impressions in fourth-quarter 2017, and found 64% of their tracking cookies were either blocked or deleted by web browsers. The rejection rate on mobile devices was higher — … Continue reading 64% Of Tracking Cookies Are Blocked, Deleted By Web Browsers →

3 reasons I deleted your cold outreach email

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Are your cold emails ending up in the junk folder or trash? Contributor Andrea Lehr shares three common mistakes people make when writing cold emails and how you can avoid them. Andrea Lehr on August 31, 2017 I’ve dedicated thousands and thousands of words to the value of outreach for your content marketing strategy … Continue reading 3 reasons I deleted your cold outreach email →

How I Deleted All The Websites on a Shared Server (And Other Things I’ve Learned Managing Websites)

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by Frank Gomez January 23, 2016January 23, 2016 It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you start managing a website. You might find yourself having intrusive thoughts, like: “What if I mess something up and can’t undo it? What if I bring the whole website crashing down because I refreshed a page by accident? What if … Continue reading How I Deleted All The Websites on a Shared Server (And Other Things I’ve Learned Managing Websites) →

Google Analytics New “Trash Can” Feature Saves Deleted Data

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Views, properties and accounts can be recovered up to 35 days after being deleted. Amy Gesenhues on January 27, 2015 Google Analytics is rolling out a new “Trash Can” feature that will act as a safety net to recover recently deleted data. According to the announcement, deleted views, properties and accounts will be saved … Continue reading Google Analytics New “Trash Can” Feature Saves Deleted Data →