This episode is the fourth of five in a series all about the different email marketing options out there.

I’ll be dropping the fifth mini-series episode in 2-3 weeks so you’ll still get your other email marketing inspiration between now and then. I felt it was important to include a deeper dive on each of the more popular email marketing choices, hence this mini-series, and so far, the email marketing options I’ve explored are ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, and MailChimp. Today I’m going to dive into MailerLite

 

If you want more guidance about what the best email marketing software is for you make sure to check out episode 5 where I broke down what criteria you should be looking at when making the choice.

I also have extra resources and a worksheet available at yaelkeon.com/software

 

Inside this episode I’m deep-diving into MailerLite.Now back in the day, I used to just write off MailerLite as a very “basic” piece of software. I always thought that if you were going for a free option to start you’d go with MailChimp or if you could pay you’d go with something more advanced.

But over the past few years MailerLite has really improved AND after having worked on many implementations for clients and teaching it inside The Email Experience I can safely say it is one of my favourites.

You really get a lot of bang for your buck (which starts at free for up to 1000 subscribers) and it can do almost anything the more advanced software can do.

But as with anything there are pros and cons and different sorts of businesses so I’m going to break that down first and then conclude with some tips about how to get the most out of it.

 

Go on and have a listen, even if you’re not using MailerLite. And if you’ve got any questions, don’t hesitate to ask! DM me on Instagram, or get in touch via my website.

 

Want to see more of what I get up to when I’m not podcasting? 
Hang out with me on Instagram @yaelkeon
Come join the free Facebook group Connect and Grow with Email with Yael Keon
Grab your free download 80 Fill in the Blank Email Ideas

Don’t hesitate to get in touch to let me know what you thought of the show, and if you want to hear about a particular topic inside of email marketing.

This episode is the fourth of five in a series all about the different email marketing options out there.
I&rsquo;ll be dropping the fifth mini-series episode in 2-3 weeks so you&rsquo;ll still get your other email marketing inspiration between now and then. I felt it was important to include a deeper dive on each of the more popular email marketing choices, hence this mini-series, and so far, the email marketing options I&rsquo;ve explored are ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, and MailChimp. Today I&rsquo;m going to dive into MailerLite
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If you want more guidance about what the best email marketing software is for you make sure to check out episode 5 where I broke down what criteria you should be looking at when making the choice.
I also have extra resources and a worksheet available at<a href="http://yaelkeon.com/software"> yaelkeon.com/software</a>
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Inside this episode I&rsquo;m deep-diving into MailerLite.Now back in the day, I used to just write off MailerLite as a very &ldquo;basic&rdquo; piece of software. I always thought that if you were going for a free option to start you&rsquo;d go with MailChimp or if you could pay you&rsquo;d go with something more advanced.
But over the past few years MailerLite has really improved AND after having worked on many implementations for clients and teaching it inside The Email Experience I can safely say it is one of my favourites.
You really get a lot of bang for your buck (which starts at free for up to 1000 subscribers) and it can do almost anything the more advanced software can do.
But as with anything there are pros and cons and different sorts of businesses so I&rsquo;m going to break that down first and then conclude with some tips about how to get the most out of it.
&nbsp;
Go on and have a listen, even if you&rsquo;re not using MailerLite. And if you&rsquo;ve got any questions, don&rsquo;t hesitate to ask! DM me on Instagram, or get in touch via my website.
&nbsp;
Want to see more of what I get up to when I&rsquo;m not podcasting?&nbsp;
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Hang out with me on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/yaelkeon/">@yaelkeon</a></li>
<li aria-level="1">Come join the free Facebook group <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1072058689536188">Connect and Grow with Email with Yael Keon</a></li>
<li aria-level="1">Grab your free download <a href="http://yaelkeon.com/ideas">80 Fill in the Blank Email Ideas</a></li>
</ul>
Don&rsquo;t hesitate to get in touch to let me know what you thought of the show, and if you want to hear about a particular topic inside of email marketing.

Easy Email Marketing with Yael Keon is the go to podcast for all things email marketing & automation. You'll discover how to grow your list full of quality subscribers, how to serve that list with open-worthy emails and how to convert those subscribers into buyers. All in a feel-good, service led way.

We'll also explore email automation, segmenting and just what is the right email software for you - whether you have an e-commerce, services or digital products business. All so you can get it setup simply, quickly & effectively and get back to the more important things in life. All while building the business lifestyle you desire.

Easy Email Marketing with Yael Keon is the go to podcast for all things email marketing &amp; automation. You'll discover how to grow your list full of quality subscribers, how to serve that list with open-worthy emails and how to convert those subscribers into buyers. All in a feel-good, service led way.
We'll also explore email automation, segmenting and just what is the right email software for you - whether you have an e-commerce, services or digital products business. All so you can get it setup simply, quickly &amp; effectively and get back to the more important things in life. All while building the business lifestyle you desire.

Feel-good email marketing & automation tips for small business owners

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