Short advice from a social media/content creator arguing creators should post stories daily and email frequently because different subsets of the audience engage each day; addressing fears of annoying followers and raising a closing question about the email-list size needed to generate income.
You should be on your social media stories every day. You think it's the same 300, 500 people that are watching it all the time, but it's not. And with email, it's certainly not. If you think about the way that you use email, if I emailed you five times a week, you wouldn't open every single email because you're busy, because the headline or the subject line didn't appeal to you for that day. You have to constantly be emailing to give people that chance. But you're like saying 300 people are opening the email. It's not the same 300 people every day, guys. Everyone's worried about pissing them off. You're not going to piss them off because it's the different people every day. Can I ask you one final question? What size of email list do you think starts actually producing an income.
