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They’re signing the renewals, the cross-sell, up-sell. I remember one year, the Super Bowl was perennially the biggest day of the year because you’d get more traffic, so you’d sell more ads. And how do you now think about sort of closing that gap between the user and the buyer? and the expectations?
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The exceptionally high open and click rates underscore the opportunity for companies to cross-sell products and services to highly engaged customers through transactional emails.". This can take some A/Btesting to get right, so be willing to revisit your email and tweak it down the road.
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