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In this brief segment of the video, Jimmy Kim and a co‑speaker discuss the problem of email overload—illustrated by a brand sending 23 emails in a single month—and how it can push engaged subscribers toward frustration or unsubscribing. They argue that brands should adopt email preference centers as a strategic tool, allowing recipients to lower frequency or select specific content types (e.g., weekly digests, sale alerts). By giving subscribers control over their inbox experience, brands can retain engagement, reduce unsubscribe rates, and tailor communication paths to individual preferences.

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