The benefit of newsletter subscription for your blog and website
A good blog is a blog that periodically sends updates to its reader. Before reading this post, think about and answer these questions with your own.
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Do you have a list of your readers?
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Do you update your readers on your new post?
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Do you think social media is a better way to promote your post than email?
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Do you think email is dead or has it gotten out of date now?
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Do you think none of them pay attention to email?
If you think that email is dead !! than you are far behind the truth. A survey reveals that the traffic of publications increases by up to 25% who use the Newsletter in blog subscription. You are missing out on one of the best tools if you are not using the newsletter subscription yet.
What is the blog newsletter?
First of all, let me explain what the Newsletter blog is. A blog email newsletter is one of the ways to keep your readers updated on your blog post. Your readers subscribe to the content of your blog. It is one of the best ways for the blogging community to send the updated post to its subscriber.
The format of the newsletter can be title, abstract or link (s) to your publication. Some bloggers send their newsletter once or twice a month. Others may send emails irregularly – send the email immediately after posting.
ADVICE:
- The frequency rate of the emails should be right for you and your readers.
Don’s sends out a daily newsletter if they want a weekly newsletter. Submit what you can comfortably manage. But if you can only manage one per month, turn it into a monthly newsletter. There is no point in sending one a weekly newsletter.
- The frequency of the newsletter should not be too infrequent.
If you don’t send an email for six months, many readers (especially those who have just joined) will forget who you are. They can even mark your emails as spam, which can have a serious impact on their delivery.
Why is the newsletter subscription so important to your website?
# 1: give you control over your own traffic emails
A large email subscriber list can easily help your website generate traffic. Your website or blog can generate a lot of traffic just by sending a few emails a month. Which is much better than the paid campaign. Social media can’t help as only a fraction of your followers actually see your post. To reach a desired audience number, you need to boost your post, which really costs you a good deal.
If you assume that only 25% of your target audience can see your post, you can still drive good traffic to your blog. MOVE ALONG !!
# 2: emails are a great way to build relationships with your reader
There is a big difference between posting on social media and posting on the newsletter, which is PERSONAL FEELING. Your social media feed doesn’t greet your reader. But the emails feel personal, as they personalize each and every letter by making a greeting and a personal name in the body of the email.
Personalized email has the potential to strengthen the bond between you and your reader. You can answer the personal inquiries of your readers.
# 3: help you earn good money by monetizing your blog
Yes, you read and write !!! Good traffic and a selection of niche topics help you earn well. It helps you generate leads for your products and services through newsletter subscription. Besides promoting your post, you can also promote some companies and earn money.
# 4: the email reader redirects to your other social media pages
If you have a specific niche blog, direct the newsletter subscriber to your social media pages. The newsletter is a good way to create a long-term relationship between you and your reader. Once you build it, you will be able to promote everything related to your product and services.
# 5: target almost all reader groups
The update on your publication is sent to everyone who subscribed to your newsletter via RSS or email. You can differentiate them into separate categories. You can make a list of subscribers for each category. This can help you avoid sending too many promotional messages to the same people. Also avoid sending an irrelevant topic to the reader who is not interested.