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Magic opt-in for Email Marketing — Confirm your email subscribers with any link

Adithya Shreshti

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4yr ago

Magic Opt-in is an easy way of confirming subscriber's emails while clicking any link that you choose on the email. You don't need to send a separate email specifically for subscriber's confirmation; they will be confirmed after clicking on the assigned link.

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Adithya Shreshti

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Hunter

Aptly named, "Magic opt-ins" by the folks at Kirim Email makes it so easy to confirm email subscribers right when they click a link shared by you. This avoids the need for your subscriber to confirm manually, later. Looking forward to use this, congrats on the launch Fikry

4yr ago

Fikry Fatullah

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Hi fellow Hunters! First of all, thank you @adithya for hunting us. KIRIM.EMAIL is an email marketing service, trusted by more than 20,000 businesses. Now we’re launching a new feature called: Magic Opt-In to help you build a better email list with a simpler process. You can get the convenience of Single Opt-in and the quality of Double Opt-in at the same time. Magic opt-in is a method to confirm subscriber's emails with only one click. So, when your subscriber signs up through your form, they will receive an email containing lead magnets download link. When your subscriber downloads it, their email is verified automatically. Now you can confirm your subscribers with any link that you want. You provide simplicity to your subscribers, and you get high-quality subscribers in your email list. Please have a try! Your feedback is welcome. To sweeten the launch of Magic Opt-in’s, we are offering an exclusive discount for Product Hunters, available only till the end of this week - use code ‘HUNTER50’ to get 50% Off on any of our plans. Also kindly check our previous work here: https://www.producthunt.com/post... https://www.producthunt.com/post... https://www.producthunt.com/post...

4yr ago

Jeremy

The act to ask the users to confirm (double optin) is why the double-optin is interesting. There are less bounce/fake emails with double optin than single optin. In my case (and my clients), I prefer to "annoy" the users to confirm again the email, (then, they confirm they are showing interest) than having a poor email sender reputation.

4yr ago