What Should I Email My List Every Week?, Email Marketing Part 5/6
The Other 99%: A Podcast for Small Business Owners
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What Should I Email My List Every Week?, Email Marketing Part 5/6
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The Other 99%: A Podcast for Small Business Owners
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🎙️ The Other 99% Podcast - The number one reason people give up on email marketing? They don't know what to send. In part five of our email marketing series, Lisa Duck and Susan Larimer walk through exactly what to fill your emails with — from personal stories and product highlights to testimonials, seasonal reminders, and FAQs — so you never stare at a blank screen wondering what to write again.
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📌 TIMESTAMPS
0:00 — Why "what do I send?" trips people up
1:30 — Setting expectations for how often you'll email
2:52 — Why a plain, personal email beats a fancy one
8:05 — Tip #1: Tips and education
9:12 — Tip #2: Personal stories
9:57 — Tip #3: Customer success stories and testimonials
13:46 — Tip #4: Product highlights (without being salesy)
16:02 — Tip #5: Seasonal reminders and fundraisers
17:35 — Tip #6: Frequently asked questions
20:34 — Smart tags and conditional content in Oh My Hi
21:59 — Finding your own consistent cadence
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Song: French Morning
Music by: CreatorMix.com
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