Email Marketing 101

Episode 68 of the Small Business Sisters podcast, hosted by The Small Business Sisters, titled "Email Marketing 101" was published on February 27, 2023 and runs 46 minutes.

February 27, 2023 ·46m · Small Business Sisters

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Summary

Email marketing is one of the top ways to drive sales in your small business, but we often get overwhelmed. Join our conversation with copywriter, Megan Smyth, as she explains why every small business needs an email list and how to create newsletters your audience actually wants to read. Follow Megan Smyth Creative on Instagram: @copybymeg or at www.megansmyth.com. Through her in-depth research process and pull-no-punches consulting, she helps visionary entrepreneurs tell their stories, drive revenue, and make a positive impact–without unethical business practices or sleazy sales tactics.

Episode Description

Email marketing is one of the top ways to drive sales in your small business, but we often get overwhelmed. Join our conversation with copywriter, Megan Smyth, as she explains why every small business needs an email list and how to create newsletters your audience actually wants to read.

Follow Megan Smyth Creative on Instagram: @copybymeg or at www.megansmyth.com. Through her in-depth research process and pull-no-punches consulting, she helps visionary entrepreneurs tell their stories, drive revenue, and make a positive impact–without unethical business practices or sleazy sales tactics.

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