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From Social Media to Email: How to Pivot Without Starting Over
Deliverability as a Career Path: The Niche Most Marketers Ignore
Great opportunities await those who master email deliverability, yet many marketers overlook this niche—discover why it might be your next big career move.
Portfolio Pieces That Impress (Even When You Can’t Share Client Work)
Learn how to craft impressive portfolio pieces without sharing client work and unlock tips to showcase your skills effectively.
The Email Marketer Skill Roadmap: What to Learn in What Order
Unlock the secrets of mastering email marketing step-by-step to elevate your strategies—discover what to learn first and why it matters.
Transitioning Off an Agency: The Clean Handoff Playbook
When transitioning off an agency, understanding the clean handoff process is essential—discover how to ensure a smooth and successful exit.
Reporting That Builds Trust: What Agencies Should Share Monthly
Fostering trust through monthly reports requires transparency and clarity—discover the key strategies agencies should share to build lasting credibility.
Deliverability Responsibilities: What’s on the Client vs the Agency
Navigating deliverability responsibilities between clients and agencies can be complex—discover who handles what to ensure your campaigns succeed.
How to Give Feedback on Email Creative Without Killing Momentum
Navigating feedback on email creative requires tact to keep momentum alive and ensure your input leads to positive results.
Agency SLAs: Set Response Times and Expectations Without Drama
Strategically setting clear agency SLAs ensures smooth client relationships, but understanding the key steps can make all the difference in avoiding drama.
Who Owns What? Email Assets, Data, and IP Explained
An overview of ownership rights for email assets, data, and IP reveals important insights you need to know to protect your digital rights.