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      <title>Help Keep Your Account Secure</title>
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      <description>Why Every Day Transactional Email Might Be Your Biggest Missed Opportunity of 2017 There’s already been more than enough said about the importance of fleshing out a robust transactional email program. The truth is that it doesn’t really matter which platform you end up on so long as when it makes sense for your app to notify a user about something you’re doing it happens seamlessly.&#xA;There’s been a lot written about the impact regular notifications can have on the experience of using your app or service.</description>
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      <title>How Long Does It Take To Make An Email Template Anyway?</title>
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      <description>I’ve been spending a lot of time the last few weeks trying to feel “caught up.” In part, it’s the consequent of a holiday weekend that ended with a cold. In part, it’s the result of a shifting workload. In part, well hey, it is winter.&#xA;With that being said, I’ve had a few minutes to think about the way some tasks seem to quickly balloon to take up much more time than they ought to, and the way others seem to fly by.</description>
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