How to Grow Your Email List Using Delicious Reader Magnets with Tammi Labrecque
Learn how to create a reader magnet (or lead magnet), what to do with it, and how to deliver it to grow your email list.
An Author’s Guide to StoryOrigin
Learn how you can grow your author email list with the help of StoryOrigin’s author community and list-building tools.
How to Build a Rejection-Proof Platform Q&A
15 answers to your questions about building an author platform.
How to Create an Email Onboarding Drip Campaign
Six steps to creating an email sequence that will help your subscribers get to know, like, and trust you.
How to Pick the Right Email Marketing Service for You
Find out which email service provider is right for you and your platform.
8 Tools to Help Authors Get More Email Subscribers
Grow your author email list with these 8 powerful tools.
How to Work With Fellow Authors To Sell More Books
You are not in this alone! Authors who work together sell more books than lone ranger writers.
How to Build an Email List Before Your First Book Comes Out Using Short Stories
Are you putting the cart before the horse? Learn how to build your email list before your book comes out by writing short stories.
Email Marketing for Humans with Bryan Cohen
Email Marketing is the #1 tool for driving book sales. In this episode we talk with Bryan Cohan about how to craft the kinds of emails that readers want to see.
7 Tips for Effective Email Newsletters
Follow these tips to ensure readers open, read, and love your author newsletters.
062 – 7 Ways to Avoid the Email Spam Filter
In this episode, we discuss email marketing, focusing on how to avoid spam filters when sending emails. We often emphasize that email is gold, but if it gets caught in a spam filter and doesn’t reach your reader’s inbox, it’s ineffective. We’ve frequently discussed...
What to Include in an Author Newsletter
As you know, we talk a lot about how effective author newsletter are. Of all the online marketing tools I feel that email is the most powerful. Most social networks are just an extension of email. People go to Facebook when they get an email about a new photo or...
