When to use broadcasts and when to use sequences
Modern email marketing tools like ConvertKit and Drip provide two main ways to send emails, sequences and broadcasts. It’s not…
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Guide to creating ConvertKit Landing Pages
Landing pages are one of the two main ways you can collect new ConvertKit subscribers (the other being forms). In…
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How do you bulk delete subscribers in ConvertKit?
Sometimes you need to delete subscribers from ConvertKit. These could be subscribers that are no longer active, they are unconfirmed,…
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5 ways to incentivise visitors to become email subscribers from your website
Do you offer a way for people to become an email subscriber on your website? If you do, are you…
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What is the difference between Pardot’s static and dynamic lists?
In Pardot, lists are one of the two main methods for segmenting prospects (the other one being tags). Lists are…
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Finding out why people didn’t buy your product with RightMessage
Most people who visit your product sales pages will not buy. That is a simple, if uncomfortable, truth. Unless your…
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What is the difference between a sequence and an automation in ConvertKit?
Sequences and automations are two of the corner stones of ConvertKit. Using both effectively is critical to the success of…
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First look at RightCTA
Shai and Brennan over at RightMessage have just released a new tool called RightCTA, of which I’m fortunate enough to…
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Sending sequences emails immediately in ConvertKit
Have you ever needed to send an email to a new subscriber as soon as they sign up and add…
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Exclude subscribers in a ConvertKit sequence
One of the things that attracted me to ConvertKit is that it’s built for professional bloggers and creators, and as…
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Introduction to ConvertKit liquid conditions
ConvertKit comes with a handy templating language called Liquid. Liquid allows you to add just enough logic to your emails…
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Not enough people clicking on your confirmation link? Try these four strategies
When you send a confirmation email to people before they join your email list, not everyone is going to click…