@jordanpaid I think you SHOULD start in a saturated market.
more resources, guides and exact framework on what should be done and how to DO it.
your only TASK is to follow and execute.
if you can't execute on a saturated market, FORGET about figuring out other markets from scratch.
People will judge you if you try and fail. People will judge you if you try and succeed. People will judge you if you don’t try at all. So decide: what do you want to be judged for?
@DivineUbochi_ Discounts are goated but every brand gives discounts. How do you stand out in the inbox when every brand bombards discounts? That's why currently store credit, gifts, bundles are trending.
i think you SHOULD start in a saturated market.
more resources, guides and exact framework on what should be done and how to DO it.
your only TASK is to follow and execute.
if you can't execute on a saturated market, FORGET about figuring out other markets from scratch.
Even the "best" email won't produce results if you send the same message to the wrong people at the wrong time.
Segmentation and timing matters more than you think.
A sign-up form doesn’t need to be complicated.
Its purpose is simple: communicate the value clearly and make joining effortless.
A compelling offer.
Fewer fields.
Strong visuals.
One clear CTA.
It only needs to create enough interest for the right person to subscribe.
A big email list isn’t always an asset.
If half your list never opens, never clicks, and never buys, you’re not “reaching more people.”
You’re damaging engagement.
List quality > list size.