Welcome to my first ever course, "Make Fans Feel Special - Email Lists for Creatives". I had so much fun creating this, and I am over the moon with excitement to my knowledge and ideas with you. 

What will you learn in this course?

• How email lists are your best strategy to build a lasting and loyal fanbase, even in the age of social media.
• How to write emails to your fans even when you have nothing newsworthy going on.
• How to find time in your busy life to come up with ideas for, and write high-quality emails to your fans without it ever feeling like yet another chore.
• How to segment your fans in different ways to achieve higher campaign success rates.
• How to use reports and analytics to your advantage.
• How not to get flagged as SPAM and be penalized by email service providers.
• How to make fans feel special and valued.

Who should take this course?

You should take this course if:

• You are an authentic, friendly artist who wants to scale your close fan connections (be your friendly self but in multiple places at the same time, automated so that you can be practicing or gigging all the while).
• You have full creative control over your business (no labels or controlling investors to gate-keep your relationships with fans).
• You have a website already built.
• You want to define your own creative success on your own terms, all while being yourself. 

Who should not take this course?

You aren’t quite ready for this course yet if:

• You spend your time complaining about how the music industry isn’t how it used to be, and how unfair it is that you, the up-and-coming artist, now have to communicate with your fans directly. 
• You aren’t willing to try anything new wholeheartedly.
• Your online accounts are exclusively controlled by a management team or a label who won’t give you your own passwords and will shoot down all your creative ideas (If you are in this position and want to learn how to take your power back, contact me directly and we can talk).
• You aren’t willing to pay attention and put in the work consistently.