There's really two branches to my services... I write sales pages and emails for my clients. And then I have another branch... email insiders... an all-in-one email marketing membership.
Takeaway:• Offering varied services can meet different client needs.• Memberships can provide steady recurring revenue.• Clearly defining service branches aids in marketing efforts.I want to be the one with the creative outpouring, working with my clients... I feel like I'm supposed to want to scale into an agency... And I really, I just don't.
Takeaway:• Align your business growth with your personal fulfillment.• It's okay to reject conventional scaling methods.• Focusing on your strengths can enhance client satisfaction.It took me a little bit to figure that out and figure out what I could realistically do in a day without burning myself out and all those things.
Takeaway:• Set realistic goals for your workload.• Understand your limits to maintain quality.• Adjust your schedule to prevent burnout.Once a quarter, I will pause this Monday, Wednesday, Friday cycle and I will do like a full email launch for either done for you or email insiders.
Takeaway:• Focusing emails on launches can enhance their effectiveness.• Temporarily changing your schedule can generate anticipation.• Clear communication during launches keeps subscribers informed.On Tuesdays... I spend doing my other marketing activities... And for me that is all about collaborating and pitching.
Takeaway:• Collaborations can introduce you to new audiences.• Regular pitching can lead to valuable partnerships.• Setting time for outreach keeps your marketing proactive.So I've implemented in my business what I call Marketing Mondays... I dedicate Mondays or a good portion of my Mondays to creating my own content in my business.
Takeaway:• Assigning days to specific tasks streamlines your workflow.• Consistent content creation ensures ongoing engagement.• Prioritizing your marketing helps grow your business.I don't really batch my content months and months in advance... Normally I just work about a week or two weeks in advance with my own marketing content.
Takeaway:• Short-term planning allows for timely and relevant content.• Flexibility in content creation can reduce overwhelm.• Adjusting your schedule according to your personal needs keeps marketing sustainable.And then on Fridays, I send what I call my Dear Female Founder newsletter... I write a letter to her because I'm a female founder and I go through a lot every single week that my ideal clients probably do as well.
Takeaway:• Sharing personal experiences fosters authentic connections.• Relatable content increases subscriber loyalty.• Addressing your audience directly makes your emails more engaging.On Wednesdays, I always send some kind of community-building email... For me, this looks like lead magnet swaps, sharing client wins and testimonials, highlighting a woman in my community.
Takeaway:• Showcasing others can strengthen community ties.• Collaborative content can introduce your audience to valuable resources.• Highlighting client successes boosts credibility and trust.On Mondays, I always send out what I call a podcast episode... Mondays are podcast episode emails. On Wednesdays, I always send some kind of community-building email... And then on Fridays, I send what I call my Dear Female Founder newsletter.
Takeaway:• Consistency in email scheduling builds audience anticipation.• Diversifying email content types maintains subscriber engagement.• Personal touches in emails foster stronger relationships with your audience.