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How to Add the Recipient’s First Name to Constant Contact Emails

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It is very easy to add the recipient’s first name to Constant Contact emails. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to do it:

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  1. Inside Constant Contact's email editor, tap the Text block and place the cursor where you wish to add the recipient's first name.
  2. After that, go to the floating bar above the email editor and then click 'Insert'.
  3. Choose 'Greeting Tag' from the list of options.
  4. Following that, provide your preferred personal greeting. In the first column, write a custom salutation. Tap the drop-down menu next and choose 'First Name'. Lastly, insert a colon, comma, or other applicable punctuation marks.
  5. Once done, click 'Insert' to proceed.
  6. After completing these steps, the recipient's first name will be added automatically to your Constant Contact email.
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