The Email Cadence that Converts

I emailed every day for three months. The open rates stayed at 56%. My revenue increased. Here's what the data taught me.
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I tested everything.
Daily emails. Weekly newsletters. Once a month. Twice a week.
Most people told me daily was too much. That my audience would unsubscribe. That I'd be annoying.
So let me show you what actually happened.
In February, I sent daily emails to just over 1000 subscribers. 56% open rate. 0.3% percent unsubscribed. $170 in revenue.
In March, 987 subscribers. 54% open rate. 0.2% unsubscribed. $959 dollars in revenue. I was selling digital products from my shop.
In April, 861 subscribers. 53% percent open rate. 0.1% unsubscribed. $0 revenue. I was in Costa Rica, questioning everything, and honestly not really selling anything.
Look at those numbers carefully.
My open rates barely moved across three months. Fifty-six, fifty-four, fifty-three. My unsubscribe rate stayed near zero every single month.
The list stayed engaged throughout it all.
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The revenue swings had nothing to do with how often I was emailing.
They had everything to do with whether I had a clear offer, and whether I actually believed in it enough to ask people to buy.
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