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Send Email From Your Own Domain and Keep It Out of Spam

An inbox with an email from hello@copperwren.com, a fictional coffee roaster, mailed by and signed by its own domain, beside that domain's four DNS records, each checked green, and a warm-up on day 3.

Mailbox providers decide where your email lands by the domain it comes from and by how people treated your earlier mail. What to set up in DNS, why a new domain starts slowly, which addresses to stop mailing, and how Personyze handles each step.

Show Visitors What They Searched For — on Every Page

A clothing store's home page with a “From your last search” row showing the two Alpine Parkas in stock, for a visitor whose last search was “parka”.

A search is the clearest thing a visitor tells you. Personyze keeps each visitor’s last search on their profile, so you can target campaigns by it and recommend the products or articles that match it, on any page.

On-Site Surveys That Change the Next Page

An online clothing store’s shopping bag with an exit survey open over it: “What stopped you today?”, with Price chosen and the answer saved on the visitor’s profile.

“What stopped you today?” is only worth asking if the answer changes something. How to run an exit, post-purchase or reader survey on your site, target the next campaign by what people chose, and publish the totals once enough people have answered.