Sequim Media: Using intentional typos in email marketing is a lame trick

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Using intentional typos in email marketing is a lame trick | Media Culpa

Using intentional typos in email marketing is a lame trick | Media Culpa: Like most people, I get a lot of unsolicited emails in my inbox. This week I noticed an unusual trick from a conference organizer who was hoping to get noticed,

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