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# Email Marketing - Configure the Unsubscribe button
By default, every email sent using SprintHub's default SMTP will have a SprintHub logo appended to the end of it, with a link called UNSUBSCRIBE. This link will take the customer to a page where they can unsubscribe. This is a standard page from the partner SMTP, where we have no control over the configuration.
To add a custom "unsubscribe" text, as well as give the customer the option to choose the frequency with which they receive emails, you will have to use the token **{unsubscribe\_url}**
Open your Email, and in the email editor, select the "Dynamic Link" block, and drag it to the email area where you want to show the unsubscribe link.
Select the Link and, in settings, add the token **{unsubscribe\_url}**
Customize it with any text you prefer, above the unsubscribe link. Something like "If you no longer want to receive our emails, click the link below."
The image below will appear to the customer when they click the link to **Unsubscribe**.
Next screen:
Once that's done, you'll be able to see it in the Lead history. In this case, the Lead clicked to unsubscribe, but ended up selecting a fixed email delivery frequency.
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Just edit the Lead and in System Data, you'll see how the configuration defined by the Lead turned out.
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