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| − | <p><strong>Email is an effective way to touch your customers.</strong> It's hard to forget a company or product that's in your inbox every once in a while. And if a customer had been meaning to come back, an email provides a good reminder and path back to your site.</p> | + | <p><big><strong>Email is an effective way to touch your customers.</strong> It's hard to forget a company or product that's in your inbox every once in a while. And if a customer had been meaning to come back, an email provides a good reminder and path back to your site.</big></p> |
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Revision as of 01:58, 26 January 2011
Bring Your Customers Back
Email is an effective way to touch your customers. It's hard to forget a company or product that's in your inbox every once in a while. And if a customer had been meaning to come back, an email provides a good reminder and path back to your site.
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