“Welcome emails” are sent in order to build a connection with customers, and you’re going to use them to form a bond with your newsletter subscribers.
Nate Hoffelder
Nate is a shy and geeky stay-at-home web developer and founder of The Digital Reader, an independent digital publishing news blog for authors and readers. Launched in 2010, The Digital Reader is the only industry trade blog that covers industry news from the indie author perspective.
When he's not blogging, Nate works with authors to maintain, protect, and update their sites and blogs. With dozens of successful projects under his belt, as well as legions of happy customers, he has successfully stewarded The Digital Reader and other sites through make or break events ranging from website hacks to site migrations to redesigns.
In addition to writing for The Book Designer, Nate also regularly publishes how-to articles for readers and for indie authors.
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Nate’s Articles on The Book Designer
3 Secrets to an Effective Landing Page
A mailing list is a great way for you to connect with your readers, but first you have to get them to sign up. That’s where landing pages come in.
14 Content Ideas for Author Newsletters
I have been publishing my newsletter for about three years now, and in that time my biggest stumbling block has been content.
9 Reasons Authors Need Newsletters
Newsletters are a valuable tool, but at the same time, it is also very easy to be intimidated by the idea of putting out a newsletter.