Explained by Olly
Explained by Olly
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A newsletter subscribe page only needs a few simple things to drive sign up:
Who - state who it's for so the visitor can say "that's me"
What - what they get, often a transformation "From A to B", plus meta info like "10 mins to read"
When - how often and what day it is sent
Proof - build trust so people are willing to give you their email address. Use social proof and testimonials
Show not tell - rather than explain the newsletter, show an example
The Growth In Reverse newsletter nails it! Great work Chenell.
A newsletter subscribe page only needs a few simple things to drive sign up:
Who - state who it's for so the visitor can say "that's me"
What - what they get, often a transformation "From A to B", plus meta info like "10 mins to read"
When - how often and what day it is sent
Proof - build trust so people are willing to give you their email address. Use social proof and testimonials
Show not tell - rather than explain the newsletter, show an example
The Growth In Reverse newsletter nails it! Great work Chenell.
A newsletter subscribe page only needs a few simple things to drive sign up:
Who - state who it's for so the visitor can say "that's me"
What - what they get, often a transformation "From A to B", plus meta info like "10 mins to read"
When - how often and what day it is sent
Proof - build trust so people are willing to give you their email address. Use social proof and testimonials
Show not tell - rather than explain the newsletter, show an example
The Growth In Reverse newsletter nails it! Great work Chenell.
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