This post is part of the Email Newsletters for Fun and Profit course.
Speaking of eBooks… Our eBook, Give Your Business a Voice, is free when you join our mailing list! As we discussed in the previous article, creating a mailing list giveaway is a great way to encourage readers to sign-up to … Read More
This post is part of the Email Newsletters for Fun and Profit course.
Now that you’ve setup an email mailing list for your website, and gotten a good overview of the advanced features of MailChimp, it’s time to take a look at how you can increase the number of visitors to your site … Read More
This post is part of the Email Newsletters for Fun and Profit course.
In the last few guides we’ve been focussing on your email subscriber list and looking at how to send your first email with MailChimp and also how to use the autoresponder feature to send automated messages to your subscribers. You … Read More
This post is part of the Email Newsletters for Fun and Profit course.
Hopefully you’ve now sent out your first MailChimp email campaigns to your mailing list, and have a better understanding of the basic features of this great email marketing tool. As well as making it very easy to send out attractive … Read More
This post is part of the Email Newsletters for Fun and Profit course.
Now that you’ve added a signup form to your website you should hopefully soon start getting a few subscribers to your newsletter or mailing list. Once this starts happening, it’s time to send an email to your new list of … Read More
This post is part of the Email Newsletters for Fun and Profit course.
If you followed our advice in the last post then you should be well on your way to adding a newsletter to your site. The next step is to add an easy to use signup form to your WordPress site, … Read More
This post is part of the Email Newsletters for Fun and Profit course.
When it comes to setting up a mailing list for your WordPress site, you have two main options. One is to install a plugin which integrates a newsletter service directly into your site. The other is to use a standalone … Read More
