Really Good Emails
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Confirm your subscription, pretty please?
Why it works
- Explain why confirmation is needed so the recipient understands the next step.
- Keep the confirmation action easy to find, while still offering a clear way to opt out.
- Use a light, distinctive sign-off to make a functional message feel more human.
How it is built
- Friendly greeting
- Subscription explanation
- Confirmation link
- Unsubscribe option
Email copy
Hi friend, Thanks for subscribing to Really Good Emails. This is called a plain-text double opt-in, in case you were wondering. We can't send you anything beautiful (like emails about other emails, puppies, or home-baked pies) until you complete your subscription by confirming that you got this serendipitous email first. Just click the link below to confirm... pretty please. ------------------------------ Confirmation Link: https://reallygoodemails.com ------------------------------ If you subscribed on accident or no longer want to hear from us, please don't toilet paper our houses. All you need to do is click the link below and you will be removed from our list: Unsubscribe P.S. We made this ascii art for you. It is slightly better than a kid's tongue depressor art project. Maybe. ======================= __ __ _ | _\ |_ /_\ | | \__| | \ |__ / \ |__ |__ _| __ __ __ __ / _ | | | | | \ \__/ |__| |__| |__/ __ _ _ _ . __ |_ | \ / | /_\ | | |__ |__ | \/ | / \ | |__ __| .com =======================