This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Leyah's story, We're losing user trust, We block TLs from being our champions, Email inboxes have norms, Emails need to be actionable, Email notification settings are buried and unclear, Unclear why users receive certain emails, Emails need clear CTAs, Ideal frequency and content are unique to each person, Emails are valuable if relevant to previous actions or use case, Relevance > Frequency, Emails are an ecosystem, Ppl consider "Marketing" and "Product" emails the same, "Enjoy the view(s)" email!, Dog, Generic CTAs like "Go to Asana" are not useful, 'Onboarding Cliff', New users open more emails at the beginning, Personali-zation!, Inspiration if it helps me "power up" my use case, In email inbox, Asana is 1 of many, Email's product gaps block users from engaging, New users feel bombarded and We're blocking See Work Happen.
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