[Podcast] Episode 012: How do I publish, promote, and personalize with email marketing?
By Tom Tate March 8, 2016
In December of 2015, we kicked off our podcast with our CMO, our Creative Director, and a single question: How could I use email marketing to support my book launch?
In episode 12, we take that question to another level with an engaging Q&A session with Honorée Corder, a speaker, coach, and authorpreneur.
What makes Honorée qualified to talk to us about publishing and tribe-building? She’s released 19 unique self-published books!
Honorée and I chat about publishing, email personalization, content tips for small businesses, and much more. There is actionable advice in this episode for writers and non-writers alike.
You’ll learn:
- The importance of developing an avatar, or persona
- The value of writing conversational and personal emails using personalization
- How email marketing can support your book marketing – from conception to completion
- Why double opt-in isn’t such a bad idea
- A simple way to develop a 12-month editorial calendar
Listen below:
Here are a few referenced links:
- Honoree Corder
- Hack the Entrepreneur: How to Become an Expert, Love What You Do, and Find Happiness
- The Miracle Morning
- Honoree on Twitter
Click here to download this episode directly (MP3).
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Mobdro
3/22/2016 1:16 pmHey Tom, I really enjoyed this post, this is really great.
Tom Tate
3/23/2016 2:08 pmHey Mobdro,
Thanks so much for listening – glad you enjoyed it.
Tom