First newsletter is away!
Y’all, I just sent out my first MmmCrafts newsletter but it was a comedy of errors honestly, and I wonder if you guys who signed up will even get the dang thing. *slaps own forehead and sighs* My own copy was sent straight to my junk mail folder, likely because Google has updated their domain verification requirements. So that is probably where your copy went too. Have a look.
It’s crazy how so much absolute trash makes it to my inbox just fine, but somehow legit mailings do not. LOL. Gotta laugh. So anyway, check your junk folder if you signed up. I’ll work on ironing out the kinks for the next one. Handling mail campaigns is new to me, and who knew it was so complicated? Sheesh.
If you meant to sign up and forgot, here you go! I promise not to pelt you with a bunch of emails. And if you already signed up and found your newsletter in the spam or junk folder be sure to mark it as not junk so the next one that comes will be directed to your inbox! 🙂
Are you going to post a link to the newsletter on yr site as I missed it (tho signed up now for next one)
No, but thanks a bunch for signing up!
Found it! 😄 …in the trash. Now just have to figure out how to mark it as Not Junk 😆
Great! And I’m looking into adjustments on my end that will make the mailings dodge the spam filter. 🙂
I’ve signed up to the newsletter but so far no newsletter in inbox or junk mail!! Can you help please??
Hey Anita! Thanks for signing up. It appears you signed up a couple of days after the mailing went out. I’m looking into the domain verification issue and may reissue that first newsletter because it went into the spam folders of so many folks.
Hi Larissa, I thought I signed up, but I didn’t receive the newsletter. I double checked SPAM and it wasn’t there. So, I signed up again and I received a message that I was already signed up. Did the newsletter come under the name, MMMCrafts or something else?
The sender was MmmCrafts from my domain (mmmcrafts.com). I see you signed up in May, so you should have received it. Likely it was flagged by google because they have new domain verification requirements. I’m working on that for the next mailing. 🙂