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• Amazon Associates and "(paid link)"If your Amazon links carry your Amazon Associates tag, Amazon asks for two things in every email and page that has one of those links: the words "(paid link)" near each link, and the sentence "As an Amazon Associate I...
• Asking new readers to confirm by emailDouble opt-in means a reader who signs up is sent one email with a confirm link, and is not added to your list until they click it. It is off by default on every list.
• AutomationsAn automation sends emails on its own when something happens to a reader: they join a list, you tag them, they sign up through one of your pages, or a date arrives. You build it once and it runs for every reader after...
• Cleaning your listReaders who stopped opening your emails still count towards your plan and can drag down how well your emails reach inboxes. The Subscribers page lets you find them, tag them, unsubscribe them or delete them, a whole f...
• Group promo: promotion graphics in a rowThe Group promo block shows one or more promotion graphics, each a link, such as the banners a group promotion organiser sends you to share with your readers. The graphic is the message, so there are no captions.
• Keeping MailerLite as a pipe: the MailerLite bridgeSome services, BookFunnel among them, can only send new readers to a short list of email platforms, and Penomaly may not be on that list yet. The MailerLite bridge lets you keep a MailerLite account just for that job....
• Landing pagesA landing page is a web page with a signup box on it. You put the link in the back of a book, in your bio, or in a post, and readers who follow it join your list without leaving their phone.
• Mentions: other books in a rowThe Mentions block puts one, two or three book covers side by side in a campaign, each one a link to where readers can buy it. Use it for a "you might also like" section, a swap partner's book, or a few of your own ti...
• What happens after 12 monthsPenomaly keeps the details of who opened and clicked each email for 12 months. After that, the details are removed and the totals are kept. Your reports still show how every campaign did, for as long as you have your ...
• When a reader pauses your emailsSome readers do not want to leave, they just want a break. Penomaly lets a reader pause your emails for 30, 60 or 90 days instead of unsubscribing. They stay on your list, and your emails start reaching them again on ...
• Writing under more than one pen nameEach pen name gets its own Penomaly account. That keeps every name's readers, sending domain, look and unsubscribe list completely separate, which is what most authors with more than one name want: a reader who signed...
• Your ARC review teamARC Readers is where you run advance review copies: who applied, who you approved, who opened their copy, and who posted a review. Your team is a list you already have, so a reviewer's name, answers, tags and consent ...
• Your time zonePenomaly uses your time zone to send scheduled emails at the time you meant, and to show dates and times across the app. When you schedule an email for 9:00, it goes at 9:00 where you are.