theMarketer Podcast Season 1 Episode 10: Will AI Replace Email Marketers?

In this special episode of our podcast, we welcome Dan Oshinsky, founder of Inbox Collective and former Director of Newsletters at The New Yorker and BuzzFeed, Dan knows how to build loyal audiences through email. Join us as Dan shares his thoughts on AI in email marketing, tips for crafting effective calls to action, and whether you can transform your email list into a business. We’ll also discuss what to avoid when sending political email campaigns, how to manage domain reputation, and much more! Don’t miss this episode filled with actionable tips and expert advice from Dan on turning email marketing into a pivotal element of your digital strategy. ________________________________________________________________ Not all businesses are created equal, but all should have the right to thrive. In theMarketer, a podcast dedicated to email marketing and customer loyalty, we discuss all the tools needed to attract, delight, and build meaningful relationships with those who matter - the end customers. ________________________________________________________________ The podcast host is Cosmin Costea, VP of Sales at theMarketer, known for his extensive experience and significant contributions to the field's development. Cosmin is recognized for his innovative approach and his ability to inspire and guide other professionals in this domain. ________________________________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US: Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/@themarketerapp Find more about our podcast on: https://themarketer.com/  Follow theMarketer on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/themarketerapp/  ________________________________________________________________ Dan Oshinsky is the founder of Inbox Collective. With extensive experience as the former Director of Newsletters at both The New Yorker and BuzzFeed, Dan specializes in helping news organizations, non-profits, and indie newsletters build loyal audiences and convert them into subscribers, members, or donors.