The list-unsubscribe header must typically contain the following details:
- System in which the unsubscription of recipients is performed.
- Command for performing the unsubscription
- Recipient to be unsubscribed.
- Mailing list from which the recipient is to be unsubscribed.
- Optionally, the List-Unsubscribe header can contain other commands such as column names.
The result is as follows for both unsubscription types:
HTTP unsubscribe link
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Specification |
Explanation |
|---|---|
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System |
URL of the system in which you unsubscribe recipients. |
|
Command |
unsubscribe |
|
Recipient |
Email address of the recipient (to be unsubscribed). |
|
Mailing list |
Mailing list from which the recipient is to be unsubscribed. |
Example
https://ww w.company.example.com/ unsubscribe?email=max.mustermann@gmail.com&list=Autumn campaignYou will find detailed information on the syntax in the section Syntax for creating the list-unsubscribe header.
Note: The one-click list-unsubscribe entry in the email header is set automatically. You do not need to adapt it.
Unsubscribe mail – mailto link
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Specification |
Explanation |
|---|---|
|
System |
Email address of the email recipient server |
|
Command |
unsubscribe – Specify the unsubscribe command as the subject. |
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Recipient |
Email address of the recipient (to be unsubscribed). The email address must be specified in the email body together with the column name that contains the email address. Enter the email address in the following format: unsubscribe@example.com. |
|
Mailing list |
Mailing list from which the recipient is to be unsubscribed. |
Example
mailto:inbox@company.example.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=email%3Dmax.mustermann@gmail.com%0Alist%3DAutumn campaignYou will find detailed information on the syntax in the section Syntax for creating the list-unsubscribe header.
