Believe me, I know just how hard it can be to come up with content ideas, so I’ve pulled together a list of 35 email newsletter content ideas that are sure to get your creative juices flowing!

1. A personal story about why you started your business

2. A Mini tutorial on how to actually use your product

3. New product announcements 

4. Deep dive into a particular ingredient you use

5. A behind the scenes look into how you run your business

6. Answers to the frequently asked questions you always get in your DMs or from your clients

7. Sneak peek of something you’ve got in the works

8. If you’ve reached a milestone in business, show how far you’ve come!

9. Sales promotion for your products

10. Opinion on a news report regarding your industry

11. A survey asking for feedback 

12. You’ve been interviewed on a podcast, share that!

13. Tips for how to overcome a specific pain point

14. A gift guide during a particular season like Mother’s Day or Christmas

15. A...

As a marketer, the content I create is about marketing for small business (obviously!) Both on YouTube and on Instagram I share tips and strategies to help business owners level up their digital marketing game, especially when it comes to email marketing. 

I’m already creating a bunch of FREE valuable content to position myself as an expert in my field so business owners pay ME to coach them and do freelance work for them so why not leverage affiliate links to make some money?

While there are a million and one things you could “sell” to your audience whether that be through videos, podcasts, blog articles or social media posts you should only ever promote products you use and love. Never promote competitive products or services otherwise you’ll look like a total sell out.

The only affiliate program I’m a part of is Flodesk’s and that’s because I was already recommending it to my clients and peers because I love it so much. It’s...

The way you can make sure this year is big for you is to get clear on what your dream year looks like.

“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams” - Eleanor Roosevelt

Creating a visual representation of your dreams is so important if you want to stay motivated to actually take action and make them a reality.

For the last few years, I’ve created a vision board for what I want my year to look like. For me, creating a yearly vision board rather than a life vision board allows me to hone in on what’s important right now and where I want to be focusing my time and energy.

Rather than thinking of your vision board as your New Years Resolutions, keep them more fluid than that. Think of your digital vision boards as your own personalised inspiration board that’ll remind you of your hopes, dreams and goals for the year ahead.

The best thing about creating a digital version is you can put this vision board everywhere! On...