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Mistake To Avoid When Using Collaborations To Grow Your Email List [Ep 157]

Kylie Kelly | Email Growth Strategist and Business Coach Episode 157

Today, we’re diving into something that can seriously move the needle for your email list growth: collaborations! Specifically, we’re talking about how to find aligned partners to collaborate with - AND - what mistakes to avoid when using collaborations to grow your email list!

In this episode, you'll learn:

  • How partnering with aligned collaborators can give you access to warm leads & build trust with your audience more effectively than social media or paid ads.
  • How to find the right collaborators who share similar audiences and values. Spoiler alert: It’s not about waiting for the perfect person to come to you!
  • You'll avoid the common pitfall of cold pitching. I share some valuable tips on how to engage meaningfully, ensuring both parties benefit from the collaboration.
  • Why collaborations aren't one-offs & how you can turn each one into a successful partnership and long-term relationships that continue to offer value, long after the original collaboration is over! 



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