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šŸ‘ Use Emojis in Your Email Marketing 

Thereā€™s a reason why more brands are embracing the emoji; they work. 56% of brands using emojis in their email subject lines had a higher unique open rate, according to a report by Experian.But wait, thereā€™s more...

  • Emojis in subject lines can lead to higher response rates than traditional email, meaning you could be missing an opportunity to engage your readers if you donā€™t use emojis. šŸ˜±

  • Only 2% of company emails sent to private clients use emojis in their subject lines. This gives you the chance to set yourself apart from the competition. ā¤ļø

  • Using emojis can help your subject lines fit on mobile devices. šŸ¤©

Now that youā€™re ready to start using emojis, we recommend Facebook Symbols or Emojipedia. All you need to do is copy and paste the emoji of your choice to your subject line. Keep in mind that if an emoji isnā€™t supported in the email client, the recipient may see a ā˜ character instead.āœŒļøDive deeper here.

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