clean invalid emails from getresponse list

How to clean invalid emails from GetResponse?

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It’s always good to have every email marketing-related activity handled at a single email marketing tool Dashboard. You can integrate your email marketing tool GetResponse with our email verification engine easily. You just need to follow few steps to complete the integration of your GetResponse. You need an active GetResponse account for this integration. here, I’ll show you how to Clean invalid emails from Getresponce.

We use the standard authentication method of GetResponse to get the access token. You can import the email addresses of a particular list with our email verification engine and get the valid results which you can export to Getresponse again after Clean invalid emails addresses from the verified results.

INTEGRATION WITH GETRESPONSE

1. Login into MyEmailVerifier client area.
2. Go to Integrations >> Third-party Integrations.
navigate to third party integration getresponse

3. Click on Connect button and it will ask you to login into Getresponse account. Enter your login credentials.
login into your getresponse account

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4. Authorize the app so we can import the email list from your GetResponse account.
allow access to get response

5. Once you enter your credentials, it will display a dropdown to clean your email list.
choose your getresponse email list

6. Select your email list you want to verify and click on Import. It will display the popup once the list is imported successfully.
getresponse list import success

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7. Once your uploaded email list is uploaded and verified, you will receive email notification that your email list is verified and ready for download. You can download your email list from Email Verification >> Download Verified List.
download your getresponse verified email list results

You can filter the results of the valid emails and upload to your GetResponse account. You will need to filter the valid email address results and you can import the email list back to your GetResponse account.

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3 comments

  1. Cool post. Some may seem obvious, but those are the things that are the most obvious. Ever since I started using GetResponse I make sure to use A/B tests and measure the impact of my campaigns.

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