I have used both ActiveCampaign vs Mailchimp on real businesses with real email lists. Not a demo account. Not a five-minute tour. Real campaigns, real automations, and real money going to one platform every single month. And here is what…
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Building an email list is one of the smartest investments you can make in your business. Unlike social media platforms, where algorithms control who sees your content, your email list gives you a direct way to reach your audience whenever…
I sent my first welcome email in 2021. It said: “Hey! Thanks so much for subscribing. I am really excited to have you here. I will be sending you tips about email marketing every week. Here is your free download!”…
I spent 47 minutes writing one subject line. Not an email. Not a campaign. One subject line. For a product launch email going to 6,200 subscribers. I had built the sequence over three weeks. I had tested the landing page.…
Mailchimp is one of the most popular email marketing tools on the market. But popularity doesn’t always mean it’s the best choice. Many users start with Mailchimp because it’s easy to find and simple to set up. Then, as their…
When most people think about email marketing, the first thought that comes to mind is: “I need a website before I can even start.”But here’s the truth—you don’t need a website to start building your list. In fact, I’ve seen…
I was stuck. MailerLite looked simple and affordable — perfect for creators and small businesses.Klaviyo looked powerful — built for ecommerce and deep personalization. But choosing between them wasn’t easy. I didn’t want to outgrow my tool too soon… or…
I remember this moment clearly — late at night, two tabs open on my screen:MailerLite on one side, Constant Contact on the other. Both had glowing reviews. Both promised to “simplify email marketing.”And yet, the more I read, the more…
Three years ago I helped a friend set up her first email list. She was a food blogger. Good writer. Decent traffic. No list whatsoever. She asked me what tool to use. I told her. She signed up. Then she…
