Starter Pack for an email marketing specialist

Starter Pack for an email marketing specialist

Ready to dive into email marketing but not sure where to start? Our Starter Pack includes a road map for beginners to become effective email marketers — learn the essentials and launch successful campaigns with confidence.

Beginner’s guide — what's inside:

  • an email marketing road map, with 11 clear steps to becoming a successful email marketer

  • foundational tools and tactics for developing impactful email campaigns

  • all the components of email production, plus tips and tricks to make it more effective

  • a step-by-step guide to planning, creating, and sending your first email

  • technical and regulatory considerations to ensure your emails are not relegated to spam or blocked sender lists

  • email marketing experts’ recommendations on the steps involved in your professional journey

  • a curated list of reliable resources to deepen your expertise and fast-track your learning

Expert insights

Dmytro Kudrenko
Dmytro Kudrenko,

Founder and CEO of Stripo

The main idea of email marketing is to send the right message to the right person at the right time. You can add many more “rights” to it, like using the right channel in the right context with the right frequency, etc. So, it’s almost rocket science to find your “rights.”

Des Brown
Des Brown,

Director at TouchBasePro, founder of Email Expert Africa

Most email platforms do the same thing. How you're guided often determines your level of success in email. Find a platform that is both support specialists and email experts—you'll learn far more interacting with them than most other places.

Jordie van Rijn
Jordie van Rijn,

Email and CRM Consultant, MarTech Selection Adviser

Remember, +10% new subscribers will lead to more than +10% extra results, as new subscribers are always more engaged. So focus on list growth and use email validation tools to check your list subscribers are verified and emails deliverable.

Kristen Haines
Kristen Haines,

CEO of MailCon, the Chief Events Officer of Phonexa

Email marketing is more than just sending messages to people; it's about meticulously crafting content that provides real value and addresses a particular audience's needs.

Keith Kouzmanoff
Keith Kouzmanoff,

Leading Email Marketing Strategist

Just like a kitchen requires basic tools like an oven or microwave and food, email marketers need essential tools. They must have compelling content and a well-maintained email list.

Jasper Van Laethem
Jasper Van Laethem,

Email Marketing and CRM Expert

Adopt a user-centered design approach and follow best practices. The goal is to make the email journey as seamless as possible, reducing any barriers to engagement or conversion.

Dmytro Kudrenko
Dmytro Kudrenko,

Founder and CEO of Stripo

The main idea of email marketing is to send the right message to the right person at the right time. You can add many more “rights” to it, like using the right channel in the right context with the right frequency, etc. So, it’s almost rocket science to find your “rights.”

Des Brown
Des Brown,

Director at TouchBasePro, founder of Email Expert Africa

Most email platforms do the same thing. How you're guided often determines your level of success in email. Find a platform that is both support specialists and email experts—you'll learn far more interacting with them than most other places.

Jordie van Rijn
Jordie van Rijn,

Email and CRM Consultant, MarTech Selection Adviser

Remember, +10% new subscribers will lead to more than +10% extra results, as new subscribers are always more engaged. So focus on list growth and use email validation tools to check your list subscribers are verified and emails deliverable.

Kristen Haines
Kristen Haines,

CEO of MailCon, the Chief Events Officer of Phonexa

Email marketing is more than just sending messages to people; it's about meticulously crafting content that provides real value and addresses a particular audience's needs.

Keith Kouzmanoff
Keith Kouzmanoff,

Leading Email Marketing Strategist

Just like a kitchen requires basic tools like an oven or microwave and food, email marketers need essential tools. They must have compelling content and a well-maintained email list.

Jasper Van Laethem
Jasper Van Laethem,

Email Marketing and CRM Expert

Adopt a user-centered design approach and follow best practices. The goal is to make the email journey as seamless as possible, reducing any barriers to engagement or conversion.

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