Why your small and engaged email list will sell more than a large disinterested one.

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I truly believe that email lists scale your business, sell your offer, and connect with your audience like nothing else. But can you still sell your digital courses with a small email list? Well, of course you can! If you've been holding back from launching your digital course because you think your list isn't big enough, I'm here to remind you that no email list is too small to sell. In this episode, I share my top scrappy strategies and amazing real-life student success stories that prove you can still sell with an email list under 500.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

(5:44) Why a small engaged email list is more valuable than a large disinterested one
(8:54) Scrappy strategies for optimizing your small email list
(11:36) A reminder that you have to start from somewhere!
(15:12) How my incredible student generated $58,000 in revenue with only 400 people on her email list

Listen in because you'll walk away today more motivated than ever to get started right where you're at!

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