That means, when you sign up to a newsletter or opt out of one, then there are made suggestions to you to opt in another newsletter, mailing list or eCourse from other marketers that is of interest for you.
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If you are referring to the co-regs in newsletter registration, this is what i understand it- it pertains to the practice of referring subscriptions concurrent with another registration process.
I am aware of two different ways to co-reg:
1. Signing up for a free subscription or other service are offered the chance to opt-in to other offers after the initial registration. Pretty much the same practice of MSN when you registers a new account.
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