The big gurus say it. Your TPT peers say it.

You need an email list if you want to do anything with your business.

You’ve tried to learn from online marketers. You’ve tried to learn from big gurus. But, when you try to learn how to write emails from them, they answer all the questions you don’t have. You’ve already chosen your email platform (although you aren’t sure you’ll stick with it.). You’ve got a landing page.

You can have the best email service provider, the best landing page, and the best products. And still make $0 from your email list.

You want to know how to write emails easily. You’re a teacher. You’re trying to teach other teachers to teach better. And that’s a delicate task.

You need to know what to say in these emails.

How to you sell a product to a fellow teacher without being salesy? How do you teach them a new strategy without sounding like that know it all that you want to throw a stuffed apple at in class? How do you find your voice so you don’t sound like Siri or ChatGPT wrote your emails (even if they did)?

How in the world do you come up with these ideas every week?

You’re spending a lot of time on your email list. So it needs to make you money. Just sending emails isn’t going to make you money. It’s funny. No one tells you that. But you’ve got to learn how to send great emails that make money.

Didya catch that last part?

You need to learn how to write emails. But not just any emails.

Emails that make money.

Emails that are interesting to teachers.

Emails that teachers always to read.

Emails that make teachers go, “Where have you been my whole teaching career? Here take my credit card!”.

And to write emails like that, you’re going to need to learn from a fellow teacherprenuer. One who’s waded through all the guru speak. Pulled out the things that aren’t relevant for teacherpreneurs. Then broken things down to explain to you the types of emails you can write that sell your products while helping teachers.

Click on any of the articles below to learn how to write emails.