The 5 email sequences your business is begging for EP 249

It's not like you need me to tell you how nurturing your audience develops trust & relationships. How it creates connection & value. And (dolla dolla bills...) it's the thing people often need before they hit the "BUY NOW" button. And. So. But. ALL THE TIME people tell me how much they struggle to nurture their EMAIL audiences… (Cuz this shit isn't easy!) I'm delivering you an expert who's got real-life ACTIONABLE advice to help you do exactly that! Meet Breanna Owen, an email expert & communication strategist who's gonna show you on today's episode of Content Creation Made Easy… -The 5 email sequences your business needs now -How to alleviate your workload with email -Using automations while maintaining a personal touch -Wringing more out of every email you write -Use email to bring value AND create more S A L E S ***Cuz we're not here writing emails for the sake of it. Put your emails to work FOR YOUR BUSINESS! Breanna is extremely generous in this episode, sharing practical advice on strategically using email sequences to maintain a strong connection with your clients…. Keep them engaged after their initial spark of interest… And seamlessly guide them through the journey of working with you! Not to mention, with her advice, you’re more likely to see repeat business and referrals. Breanna’s approach is down-to-earth and tailored to match your business. Whether you're just starting out and need a solid welcome sequence or you’re looking to nurture existing clients, Breanna offers valuable insights. ALSO MOST IMPORTANTLY! Please weigh in on your opinion of peanut M&MS or peanut butter M&Ms. WE MUST KNOW! Find her at https://www.owenyourmark.com https://www.instagram.com/owenyourmark And be sure to grab her resource: MAKE IT AUTOMATED — KEEP IT PERSONAL 7 ways to create genuine connection with email sequences https://owenyourmark.com/keep-it-personal/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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