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- you do tend to miss out on the emails that you do like if you have rolled them into your daily report – but you can choose not to include them in the roll up, so that they stay in your inbox.
- They don’t actually unsubscribe for you so if you ended up cancelling, you would still have over 300 subscriptions to cancel (unless that’s just me!)
- one opinion for another entrepreneur is that it means that all of our own list building stats can be skewed. We might have 1000 people on our list, but a high percentage of those might be from people who have chosen to have your newsletter rolled up, and therefore not reading our emails.
All that effort is potentially being wasted – and it is a lot of effort!
I tend to agree with this, and would hate to think that all of my list building efforts come undone when my emails become rolled up and I can’t even guarantee that the emails are getting into the inbox of my peeps.
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Your ACTION STATION for Step 3.
Decide which emails you need to unsubscribe to, using my Guidelines and get busy.
Again – spend one or two nights chipping away at it, and within a week or so, you’ll be leaner and cleaner.
If you are interested, check out and set up unroll.me, but I do advise you to keep the most important subscriptions in your Inbox.
Seriously, having an Inbox free of FB & Pinterest notifications, shopping promo, tech promos and things I’d love but know I’m never going to buy will make a massive difference EVERY DAY.

How many did you start with?
How many have you deleted?
How much has it made a difference??? We’d all love to know how you’re going xx
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