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Taylor Pearson
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Has anyone figured out a solution to identify people on your email list that are opening emails but using pixel blockers so it's not tracked?
I generally remove people if they haven't opened an email in a few months b/c I don't want to spam them and it's bad for overall deliverability.
But finding more and more people are using pixel blockers for privacy reasons (which makes total sense) so I am removing active people and they are annoyed...
I send an email saying I am taking them off that they can click to stay on, but wondering if there is any better solution.
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Imagine a friend of yours who is not in the crypto industry but is interested in learning more, maybe owns a nominal amount.

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Succinct explanation on the downside to keep interest rates low from @HowardMarksBook
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