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Grow your newsletter for $0.75/email | 2X Founder | $26M+ in Email & SMS Revenue

There's a surprising amount of money to be made in optimizing 1) how often you send emails; and 2) who you send to. Our "infinity messaging model" is designed around 1 simple idea: less engaged contacts should get fewer messages, more engaged contacts should get more messages.

Anand Marar

Sales funnels, Lead Generation, marketing automation and related data analytics are my zone of genius. Also a recreational triathlete. Top 5 CliftonStrengths - Relator, Responsibility Analytical, Learner & Ideation.

5mo

Where can I see the full length video?

Jonathan Corrales

I help Millennials and GenX job seekers in tech feel confident and get job offers

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📈 Ben Billups extra points for comic sans hat.

This model could really streamline email campaigns—focused and efficient

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Chase Dimond

Top Ecommerce Email Marketer & Agency Owner | We’ve sent over 1 billion emails for our clients resulting in $200+ million in email attributable revenue.

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Personalization is key, adjusting email frequency based on engagement makes sense

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And when to send the message - email or sms. Even a few hours of gap can decrease the effectiveness of the messages.

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Love it. Tailoring messaging based on engagement levels seems logical

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Jamie Dimond

Sales and Marketing at CBF Labels

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Love the concept of the 'infinity messaging model.'

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Jordan Ross

1K+ Agencies | $10M ARR portfolio | Scaling Agencies into 8 FIGURE operational machine

5mo

More emails

Interesting approach

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Spencer McMurtry

Founder & CTO | Email Deliverability Expert | Tools for Sender Reputation & Inbox Placement

5mo

Love your hat Ben, this is a good topic!

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