Q: I’m even worse, have over 2,500 subscribers so pay MailChimp monthly and STILL don’t send them regularly. It’s tiny and only slightly less tiny now, but that was so effective for me! Thanks for the push!” Keep it easy! No one has time to read emails anyway.įollow up! She sent a newsletter that same day, then told us, “just wanted to let you know that my FB group membership almost doubled in size since I sent the newsletter yesterday. A single pic, link and sentence even! I need to work on not making this such a big thing.Ī: When they hear from you, do they buy? If you can see the newsletter being a tool for your business you’ll be more enthusiastic about doing it! People really seem to build these simple tasks up into gargantuan expectations. Looking through newsletters I get from others, they’re often super short.
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I think I get myself convinced it has to be so clever and so full and that’s intimidating.
I have almost 800 subscribers who hear from me a few times a year. Ask your subscribers in the email what they’d like to hear more about! They asked you to email them do them a favor and go for it! I’d break the ice soon! I’d show some lovely photos, introduce yourself, talk about upcoming events or recent news and don’t worry too much about it. I’m worried about content that is interesting and “me.”Ī: Email permission will “expire” on you – the longer you wait, the less people remember who you are or why they signed up. Q: I have 170 subscribers and haven’t sent out a single thing.
I’d like to deepen the relationship with my customers, ideally!” I shall work on the “adding value” part though, until now my newsletters have been mostly “what’s new in store” and “have this coupon” type affairs. The amount of shops and other creative outlets whose email lists I’ve signed up to definitely suggests that I’m not sending enough. This business owner responded, “I know what you mean, I think I will try more than once a month. Would you try twice a month and see how it goes? You can’t really annoy your true fans if you focus on bringing value to each message you send. Q: I do worry about annoying my subscribers, so I only send one newsletter a month.Ī: I have heard over and over that once a month is not often enough, and people will forget who you are and why they subscribed. Below, some great biz owners share what works well for them.
Q’s are all from members of our Facebook group, and A’s are all from me.
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Here’s a little Q&A from business owners just like you about how to deal with their newsletters. I thought I was going to write one article about newsletters last week and move on, but we had such a rousing discussion about that post, and cleared up so much of the “ugh” feeling around sending newsletters that I had to share and save that great info here on the blog. Do you hate email marketing? Want to know how to write a newsletter that works? If I could convince you to do one thing to grow and strengthen your business it would be to start building a mailing list and sending email to them regularly.
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