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How to Write High-Converting Newsletters That Actually Get Opened (And Make You Money)

Most newsletters are ignored, deleted, or worse—unsubscribed from.


Why?


Because they’re boring.

Because they sound like a corporate memo.

Because they don’t respect the reader’s time.


But when done right?


Newsletters become a revenue machine.


I know this because I’ve perfected the art of the newsletter.


📈 My emails consistently hit open rates in the mid-to-high 80s%.

📈 They build trust. They drive conversions. They make money.


And if your newsletter isn’t doing the same?


You’re leaving a LOT of money on the table.


Here’s how to fix that.


Hook Them in 3 Seconds or Lose Them

Your audience doesn’t wake up dying to read your email.


They’re busy. Distracted. Their inbox is overflowing.


You have THREE SECONDS to grab their attention.


✔ Your subject line MUST create urgency, curiosity, or FOMO.

Bad: “This Month’s Newsletter”

Better: “Your content strategy is silently killing your sales—here’s why.”

✔ Your preview text should tease the value inside.

✔ Your sender name must be recognizable & trustworthy.


People open emails from people, not faceless brands.


Write Like a Human (Not a Robot)

Ever opened an email that felt like a formal press release?


Yeah, no one wants that.


Your audience isn’t craving corporate jargon—they want personality.


✔ Ditch the fluff. Get to the point.

✔ Write how you talk. Conversational beats corporate.

✔ Make them feel something. Emotion sells.


Example:

❌ Bad: “Our company is excited to share our latest insights.”

✅ Better: “Let’s talk about why most content marketing fails (and how to fix it).”


People buy from people. Make it personal.


Make Every Email Sell (Without Being Salesy)

Here’s the secret:

The best newsletters don’t sell hard.

They build trust

—which makes selling effortless.


Instead of:

❌ “We’re offering 20% off—buy now!”

Try:

✅ “Most businesses waste money on content that doesn’t convert. Here’s how to fix that (and a special offer to help you do it).”


Big difference.


Your email should feel like a helpful conversation, not a desperate pitch.


The CTA: Don’t Make Them Think

If your reader has to guess what to do next, they’ll do nothing.


✔ Be crystal clear. Spell it out.

✔ Make it low friction. No hoops to jump through.

✔ Give them a reason. What’s in it for them?


❌ Bad CTA: “Click here to learn more.” (Vague. Boring.)

✅ Better CTA: “Want to see how this works? Grab your free strategy session today.”


Make it stupidly easy to say yes.


Consistency Wins (Or You Lose)

Newsletters aren’t a one-time thing.


If you only send them when you feel like it, don’t expect results.


Consistency builds trust.

Trust builds sales.


📅 Start with 2x per month

📅 Scale up as engagement grows

📅 Stay top of mind—without being annoying


Your audience should expect and look forward to your emails.


Your Newsletter Can (and Should) Be Printing Money

I don’t just write emails. 


I write high-converting newsletters that get opened, read, and acted on.


If you want emails that sell without feeling salesy, let’s talk.


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