1. Your newsletter is boring
It seems that you’re not sure what to write.
But then an email has to go out every week, right? So, you ended up sending a product update and what’s going on at your company.
I really don't want to read that.
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So you’ve started a newsletter, huh? Well, good for you! But before you do anything else, I think there’s a little something you should know. Most newsletters SUCK. They are often ineffective and suck at converting.
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