Emojis in email subject line

I am transitioning our email newsletter over to Bloomerang and emojis are how we distinguish lists in events--losing them is a big bummer for us!

I figured out that you can add a few emojis to the subject line. Only Unicode 5.2 and below. You can find them here - https://emojipedia.org/ Just copy and paste. BUT....they are limited and I'd like to see Bloomerang offer up to Unicode 11.

Just jumping in here. Tried to use pasted emojis in a subject line on an email yesterday and received an error message :(

You also cannot now use emojis in the body of an email. 😔 What gives? 🤔

Adding any emojis to my subject line or email results in an error

The feature request for Unicode emoji support has been reviewed. Currently, you may paste emojis (not images) in the subject line and content of emails.

Way overdue... is there an update on this request?

I have been able to add emojis by cutting and pasting them from gmail.

Although I agree, it would be great to have this feature within the Bloomerang email.

Came to check on this request and see that it still has not been prioritized as of August 2024... Like others have said, this seems to be such an easy feature to implement and in this day and age should be a given. Emojis lead to increased email open rates - why is Bloomerang behind the times?

It's 2024.

As Bloomerang continues to tryu and be on the cutting edge, adding emojis to emails is essential. I don't know anything about coding but it is a low hanging fruit that should 100% be part of the email process. We read countless data studies on how emojis increase open rates. And we are competing with organizations that have this ability. This is another reason that we would consider using MC instead of Bloomerang for emails.

YES PLEASE!

I 😍 this 💡!!

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Yes please!! Emojis make emails fun and eye-catching. Great donor tool.

Agreed!

Yes, we feel the same way. We had this feature in Network for Good without any issues. Please prioritize!=

Please prioritize this request - this is an easy one. Studies have shown that emojis help increase email open rates.