> A case study from a newsletter design refresh > Small design changes can make a significant difference in your open rate > A second send to non-opens can reach people who didn't see the email the first time
> Regularly publishing new blogs is a cost-effective way to optimize your site for search engines > If you've been at it a while, going back and refreshing old content can be even more cost-effective > You can often double or triple the traffic you get from old blog content
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