The phrase 'email copy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the content of an email message, for example: "Please provide me with a copy of the email so I can review its contents."
It really won't take you more than 5 minutes to put together a quick email, copy your colleague, and send it to your network connection.
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Writing email copy is not an easy process but it is something you can learn.
That means come to the initial consultation prepared with mood boards, wireframes, acceptance criteria, email copy, and feature breakdowns.
It doesn't matter how good your email copy is if you don't get people to open your emails in the first place.
Once you have a list to work off of, you can A/B test different email copy and try to eventually cluster your list into different buyer types.
I thought he would stick to the email, copied in error to a Tory MP, in which Ed Miliband's economic adviser described Ed Balls as a "nightmare".
One email copied widely in the organisation admitted "underlying tensions" existed between the corporate fundraising unit and campaigners arguing that PFIs in basic services did not benefit children.
Basic: the highest pricing for one-off services e.g. $800 for 5 sales email copies.
You can also change the sensitivity levels and email copies of your readings to others.
Dr John Gibbs, a former cardiologist at Leeds and now chairman of Central Cardiac Database, which supplied the figures, described them as "work in progress" in an email copied to Sir Bruce and leaked to the BBC.
