When first setting out to create your newsletter, you probably did what most of us do – you promoted yourself.
Having a newsletter that draws your audience in because they appreciate the value you provide can be instrumental in your success.
When I first started my newsletter I was guilty of a few of the below reasons.
Hey, don’t worry if you’re still guilty of a few of these today.
It’s not the end of the world. So don’t get down on yourself.
All you have to do is stop what your doing and try something new. I was visiting my favorite blog site today and I found this post, I know you will enjoy it, it’s about email newsletters.
5 Reasons Why No One is Reading Your Email Newsletter from CopyBlogger.com
Five reasons?There may be seven thousand reasons why your newsletter won’t get the response you’re looking for.
Most of those reasons have the same common problem, though: readers just don’t like it.
And that’s probably because you’re making one of these five mistakes. Continue reading here
So what did you think? Are there any email newsletter tips you found you were making?
Like I said, don’t worry so much. You can change that right now!
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Hey if the most you get from this is you are able to provide a better newsletter, then why not. You have nothing to lose.
Jerome Ratliff
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Hey Jerome,
I just read that post today myself! Awesome. What an awesome blog, CopyBlogger is. Now why didn’t I start that blog??? Ha ha…
~Marcus
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Tell me about it Marcus. How cool would that be?
Jerome Ratliff
Thank you for passing this post on Jerome. I really enjoyed reading it. I will definitely have to investigate some of those points
Thanks again.
~ Michael Novak
Michael Novak´s last [type] ..The Best Industry to Learn Leadership
Glad to share it Michael.
Jerome Ratliff
Great share Jerome!
I could shore my newsletter up in a few areas which this post pointed out to me. Thanks for the share.
The way I look at it the more value you can provide through your newsletter on a consistent basis the more it will grow. As was mentioned don’t be afraid to be authoritative and ask for a definite call to action.
Ryan Biddulph
Ryan Biddulph´s last [type] ..Law Of Attraction Manifestation – My Universe-Waiter Analogy
It’s a great lesson for a little reinvention.
Thanks Ryan…
Jerome Ratliff
Hey Jerome,
Thanks for sharing the tips. Very worthy points – especially about self promotion and frequency.
Take care,
Wayne
Wayne Wu´s last [type] ..Montana Orders ACN to Shut Down over “Pyramid Scheme” Allegations
You’re most welcome Wayne.
Jerome Ratliff
Nice Jerome,
That was a great article. I’m glad you shared it.
It took me awhile to “find my voice” and I know that hurt my email open rate badly during that time.
A lot of it is practice and time. Keeping your eyes open, and learning from everything you hear, see, read and experience.
Thanks again!
Susanna
I like how you pout that Susanna. Finding your voice can take a while. I knew it did for me too.
You’re welcome.
Jerome Ratliff
Jerome,
I think that I meet 4 out of 5 of the criteria consistently in my Passion 101 monthly newsletter. The fifth is the “call to action” which I could be clearer about. Specifically I’m learning more and more to title my newsletter subjects in more compelling ways. I get about 25-30% open rate, and that’s probably a little higher, as some servers mask email opens. Yet I want way more, as people have double-opted in so they must want what I have on some level.
Thanks so much,
Adam
Hi Adam,
That’s super fantastic. I would love to hear more about what you’re up to. Sounds like you’re doing some great things.
Thanks for your comment.
Jerome Ratliff