Michael Rendon says, “If you are reading this, you are likely in one of two positions:

  1. You have decided it is time to cleanse your email list of the inactive subscribers that no longer engage with your email sends, or …
  2. You need to stay compliant with your email management software (EMS), and you are being required to send your subscribers a permission pass to keep emailing them. A permission pass is a one-time send to an email list to reconfirm permission to email.

If you are in the latter position, don’t panic. This is actually a good opportunity to clean up your list and increase engagement with your current list.

At MarketingExperiments, our team recently did just that. We sent out a permission pass email to clean our list of inactive subscribers (which only drag down our rates).

We decided to run a test on the permission pass email based off of a previous blog that Daniel Burstein, Director of Editorial Content, MarketingSherpa, wrote back in September for a re-engagement campaign MarketingExperiments implemented after the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation”.

Permission Pass Email Send: A proven method for cleaning your mailing list

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