Week 10 Post 2: Blog Comments

The blogs that I commented on are:

Izzy Brown:
https://csit155-fa20-izzyb.blogspot.com/2020/10/email-marketing-week-10-part-a.html?showComment=1604363232806#c8536157832644935774

Jazmin Cueva:
https://csit155-fa20jcueva.blogspot.com/2020/10/week-10-email-marketing.html?showComment=1604363467443#c2280557709282382942

Karin O'brien:
https://csit-155-fa20-karino.blogspot.com/2020/10/week-10-email-marketing-this-is-how-i.html?showComment=1604363849236#c6443912981870740689



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