Email Drip Campaigns: Trigger-Based, Not Scheduled
Most drip campaigns run on a calendar. The good ones run on behavior. Here’s how to build four trigger-based sequences, welcome, lead magnet, click, and win-back, free in MailerLite.
Most drip campaigns run on a calendar. The good ones run on behavior. Here’s how to build four trigger-based sequences, welcome, lead magnet, click, and win-back, free in MailerLite.
Not sure what tools you actually need to build a lead magnet? Here’s the best option for creation, hosting, delivery, and landing pages, plus the simple free setup most bloggers should start with.
Got a signup form nobody’s using? Here’s how to create a lead magnet that gives people an actual reason to join your list, from choosing the topic to setting up automatic delivery.
Staring at a blank screen instead of writing your next email? Here are 10 email marketing templates covering everything from welcome emails to product launches, ready to copy and make your own.
Staring at a blank screen every week trying to figure out what to send? Here are 25 newsletter content ideas across five categories, so you never run out of things to write again.
Thinking about switching to Kit? Here’s an honest, no-hype ConvertKit review covering pricing, the Creator Network, and whether it’s really worth leaving MailerLite for in 2026.
Stuck on what to offer in exchange for an email address? Here are 15 lead magnet ideas that actually convert, with notes on what makes each one work and who it’s best for.
Torn between Kit and MailerLite for your email list? Here’s an honest, side-by-side breakdown of pricing, automation, and features to help you pick the right one in 2026.
Thinking about Beehiiv for your newsletter? Here’s an honest breakdown of pricing, the Ad Network, Boosts, and whether it beats Kit, MailerLite, or Substack for your situation.
Tired of sending every welcome email by hand? Here’s how email marketing automation actually works, the four sequences every blogger needs, and how to set them up without the tech overwhelm.
Spending an hour on the email and thirty seconds on the subject line? Here are 25 email subject line formulas with templates and real examples to fix that.
Set up a welcome sequence once and forgot about it, or never wrote one at all? Here’s exactly what to write in each of the five emails, and why it matters.
Stuck at zero subscribers? Here are 10 email list building strategies that actually work, from lead magnets to Pinterest landing pages, plus the tools to make them run on autopilot.
Know you need a welcome email but stuck on what to actually write? Here are 10 real welcome email examples with subject lines and copy you can adapt today.
Overwhelmed by email tool options? Here’s an honest, no-fluff comparison of Kit, MailerLite, GetResponse, and Beehiiv, so you can pick one and start today instead of next month.
Thinking about GetResponse for your funnels or affiliate marketing? Here’s an honest breakdown of pricing, features, and who it’s really built for in 2026.
New to email marketing? Here’s the no-fluff version: how to build an email list from zero, what to send once you have subscribers, and how to start making money from it.
Trying to pick an email tool without wasting money? Here’s my honest MailerLite review, real 2026 pricing, the free plan’s real limits, and who should actually use it.
Wondering why your “subscribe for updates” box isn’t converting? Here are 15 freebies that actually grow your list, plus how to find the right one for your audience.
Still treating your newsletter as an afterthought? Here’s a step-by-step guide to writing, structuring, and monetizing a newsletter that actually builds your business.
Think you need a bigger list before you can earn from it? Here are five real ways to monetize your email campaigns, starting with the one that works even with a small, engaged list.
Getting Pinterest traffic but losing it the moment readers leave? Here’s the simple, no-funnel system I use to turn pin clicks into subscribers you actually keep.
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