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Episode 179 · Solo episode

My Best Performing Emails in February

· 11 min listen

About this episode

Ever wondered how many emails you should be sending, or what actually works? I share how many emails I sent in February (more than usual), my best-performing email and why it worked, and why my highest open rates came from event reminder emails. If you're worried about annoying your subscribers, you'll hear why you probably need to send more emails, not fewer.

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EP 179: My Best Performing Emails in February

With Kylie Kelly

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What you'll learn

  • How many emails I sent in February - and why it was more than usual.
  • My best-performing email and what made it work.
  • Why my highest open rates came from event reminder emails (hint: people need nudges!).
  • The key lessons I learned about email strategy this month.
  • How to apply these takeaways to improve your own email marketing.

Ever wondered how many emails you should be sending or what actually works in email marketing? Today I’m pulling back the curtain and sharing exactly how many emails I sent in February, the best-performing emails, and the biggest takeaways you can apply to your own strategy.

If you’ve been afraid to email your list too much or worried about annoying your subscribers, this episode will show you why you probably need to be sending more emails, not fewer - and how to do it in a way that feels GOOD.

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