Let’s cut to the chase:

If you want to nurture leads and turn them into raving fans who will shout your virtues from rooftops (as well as buy whatever you’re selling), you need to learn the ins and outs of email marketing.

In this simple, easy-to-digest guide, you’ll learn:

• The two things you need to get started with email marketing;
• How to choose the best email marketing service for your needs;
• How to grow your email list;
• What kind of emails you should send to your subscribers;
• Why (and how) you need to segment your email list;
• How to improve your email open rates;
• How to automate your emails (with examples);
• And more…

When we’re done, you’ll have all the info you need become an email marketing kung-fu master.

Let’s dive in.

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Wouldn’t it be great if there was an ultimate list of blog post ideas?

A definitive resource you could bookmark and reference whenever the need arises?

We thought so too.

So, we decided to create it. This is the biggest, most in-depth list of blog post ideas available on the web.

(Seriously. We’re pushing 12,000 words here.)

Let’s jump in.
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Blog comments are a relic from a bygone era.

That’s the word on the street, isn’t it?

In its heyday, a blog comment was powerful. Write good comments and they could land you on the radar of a popular blogger — the kind of super-connected influencer who could accelerate your success.

But that was then, right?

Today, readers have turned to Facebook and Instagram for their commenting fix. Spammers have taken over. And, as a result, some blog owners have done what would’ve once been unthinkable: turned off their comments.

So, game over. Blog comments are dead. Stick a fork in them.

Right?

Not so fast.

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“Create evergreen content that will always be relevant,” the experts say.

And so you do.

You think of an idea and spend days writing, tweaking, and perfecting every ageless, enduring syllable.

You’re certain you have a winning post on your hands — the kind of evergreen content that can stand the test of time and be spoken of with reverence years later by adoring fans who name their firstborn after you.

But inevitably, after its initial wave of popularity subsides, your masterpiece disappears into the background as newer and newer posts pop up.

Instead of standing the test of time, your timeless content is forgotten.

And the only adoring fan willing to name their firstborn after you is your spouse.

So, what the heck’s happening?

Are the experts wrong? Is evergreen content overrated?

Well, here’s the thing…
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