You haven’t emailed your subscribers in months.
It’s no secret that having an engaged and active email list is key to pulling in the big bucks. Not to mention, email is the third most influential source of information on the web.
So it comes as no surprise that you’re feeling terrified of emailing your subscribers after a long hiatus.
Have your email open rates suddenly plummeted without warning?
Maybe your email list is new, and you haven’t had a chance to grow your list or improve your open rates?
You’ve spent hours crafting the perfect email. Tailored specifically for your audience.
With the right amount of eye-catching visuals and captivating copy.
You’re living the ultimate dream.
No morning commutes. Nobody dishing tasks out to you. And the best part? You can work from wherever in the world you desire.
It’s becoming a popular career choice – with 35% of the US workforce now working from home.
You wouldn’t walk the streets aimlessly asking people for their credit card number, would you?
Of course not!
Why?
Because they don’t know or trust you. And you’d be undoubtedly turned away.
The same goes for email marketing – or any type of inbound marketing.
Social media.
It slowly crept into our lives, little by little. Until it was the focal point of our lives.
Today, 7 in 10 Americans use social media, compared with only 5% in 2005.
Businesses took notice, and social media has since revolutionized the way we do marketing.
You’ve just created your first Facebook group.
You expected like-minded people to flock to your group as soon as you put the finishing touches on it.
You have a beautiful cover photo, you’ve set your group rules, and it’s looking pretty snazzy. You’ve done everything right.
So you want to gain traction on Pinterest and increase your followers.
Don’t we all?
Pinterest is a game-changer for entrepreneurs, bloggers, and even large corporations. It’s mind-blowing how many businesses and bloggers are having massive success with this marketing gold-mine.
It’s no wonder when 70% of all pins saved on Pinterest come from businesses.