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  <title>4 Emails You Should Be Sending to Get Consistent Sales</title>
  <description>If your email marketing is stuck on “welcome sequence” and “launch announcement,” you’re leaving money on the table! &amp;amp;nbsp; Consistent sales don’t come from one-off big launches. They come from regular, thoughtful touchpoints with your customers that build trust and create urgency. &amp;amp;nbsp; In this episode, I’m breaking down the four types of emails you should be sending to grow your sales steadily throughout the year (without feeling spammy.) &amp;amp;nbsp; In This Episode:  ✨ Why your email list should always hear about new products first  ✨ How to make newsletters actually valuable (not boring)  ✨ The secret to creating a monthly “event” that drives sales  ✨ How to use incentives the right way (without cheapening your brand) &amp;amp;nbsp; Join the waitlist for Magnetic - https://www.elizabethstiles.co.uk/marketing-waitlist &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; This podcast is kindly sponsored by Tide Banking  Offer: Get £50 cashback when you open a business account with Tide and spend £100 on your new card. T&amp;amp;amp;C's apply.  Sign up link: https://glnk.io/91954/elizabeth37r   Promo Code: FASHION &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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