Liz Wilcox is often called the Fresh Princess of Email Marketing. Along with knowing late 90s pop culture trivia (she is probably the biggest NSYNC fan I know), she knows a lot about two things: 1) how to write a newsletter real quick 2) how to get people on your list to buy your stuff.
In this episode, I talk with Liz about why therapists should have an email list, how our profession sets us up to be amazing at email marketing, if we choose to be, plus she gives us great tips and ideas on how to get started on creating the list. Plus, she also shares her email marketing strategy with us
It’s such a great episode and we hope you enjoy and find value!
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