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Episode 181 · Solo episode

The Results From Inside The Inbox - How It Really Went Down

· 11 min listen

About this episode

Inside The Inbox was an audio only event, and 1,134 people signed up and we raised $1,458 for charity. I take you behind the scenes of how I got those signups and which strategies worked best, why email and affiliates outperformed social media for registrations, and what I learnt along the way. I also share what's next for Inside The Inbox, including its return in May 2025.

The Email Growth Show

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EP 181: The Results From Inside The Inbox - How It Really Went Down

With Kylie Kelly

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What you'll learn

  • How I got 1,134 signups and what strategies worked best
  • Why email and affiliates outperformed social media for registrations
  • Why the Voxer interview format was a huge win - and if I’ll do it again
  • What’s next for Inside The Inbox - it’s coming back in May 2025 and more!

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When I first started planning Inside The Inbox, I had a goal in mind, but the turnout exceeded my expectations in the best way possible! 1,134 people signed up, and we raised $1,458 for charity - I am beyond grateful.

In this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of what worked, what I learned, and how this audio-only event changed the game for email marketing education. Whether you attended or not, this episode will give you valuable insights on how to grow your list, engage your audience, and create a high-converting event that brings in real results.

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