Monica Badiu, Email Copywriter & Copy Coach

Email marketing is a crucial component of any successful course creator’s strategy, but it can be challenging to consistently come up with engaging and effective topics. As a course creator, you want to keep your subscribers interested and engaged, but sometimes it’s hard to know where to start.

In this blog post, I’ve compiled a list of 10 proven ways to find inspiration for your next email marketing campaign. Whether you’re struggling to come up with new ideas or looking to add variety to your existing campaigns, these tips can help you keep your emails fresh and effective.

Where to Find Inspiration for Your Next Email

Look at your competitors

Subscribe to the email lists of your competitors to see what types of emails they’re sending. Use their ideas as inspiration for your own campaigns, but make sure to add your own unique spin.

Use keyword research tools

Use tools like Google Trends, SEMrush, and Ahrefs to see what topics your audience is searching for online. Use these keywords as inspiration for your emails.

Ask your subscribers

Send a survey or poll to your email list to ask what types of content they want to see more of. Use their responses as inspiration for future emails.

Check social media

See what topics are trending on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Use these trends as inspiration for your emails.

Use answerthepublic.com

This free tool generates content ideas based on the questions people are asking on search engines. Use these questions as inspiration for your emails.

Browse online forums

Check out forums like Reddit and Quora to see what questions people are asking in your niche. Use these questions as inspiration for your emails.

Read industry blogs

Stay up-to-date on industry news and trends by reading blogs and publications in your niche. Use these articles as inspiration for your emails.

Repurpose content

Take content from your existing blog posts, courses, or webinars and turn it into an email series. Use this content to provide value to your subscribers and drive sales for your courses.

Use your own experiences

Share your own personal experiences and lessons learned in your emails. Your subscribers will appreciate the authenticity and may be inspired to take action.

Brainstorm with a colleague

If you’re struggling to come up with new ideas, brainstorm with a colleague or mentor in your niche. They may have insights or ideas that you haven’t considered.

I hope these tips have given you some inspiration for your next email marketing campaign. If you’re looking for more ideas, be sure to check out our other blog posts on email marketing for courses.

By using these 10 tips to find inspiration for your email marketing campaigns, you can keep your subscribers engaged and interested in your courses.

Whether you’re looking to repurpose existing content, explore new trends, or connect with your audience on a personal level, there are plenty of ways to find fresh and relevant topics for your emails. And by staying creative and strategic, you can build a loyal following and drive sales for your courses with every email you send.

About the Author

Monica Badiu is a passionate email copywriter and conversion strategist with over 13 years of experience in marketing. With a love for crafting emails that genuinely connect, she’s spent more than 25,000 hours honing her skills in customer-centric copywriting specifically for course creators. In 2023, her tailored strategies helped course creators around the world generate over $3 million in revenue, making her a trusted partner to some of the biggest names in the industry.

But for Monica, it’s about more than just writing emails; it’s about building relationships. She believes in creating value-driven content that doesn’t feel pushy or spammy but rather speaks to audiences on a real, human level. Alongside her work, she mentors and champions ethical marketing, helping course creators not only reach their revenue goals but also grow loyal, lasting connections with their communities.

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