Kit vs. Substack: Which Platform is Right for Your Service-Based Business?

If you’ve been Googling “Kit vs. Substack,” here’s the honest answer: they’re not really competing for the same job. Kit is an email marketing platform built for service-based business owners who need to segment their audience, automate their onboarding, and promote what they do. Substack is a publishing platform built for writers where the newsletter itself is the product. The simplest way to put it – if your newsletter supports your business, you want Kit. If your newsletter IS your business, Substack might be worth a look. In this post, I’ll walk you through how they compare across features, pricing, and use cases so you can stop second-guessing and pick the one that actually fits.

Intent vs. Impact in Email Marketing: How to Align Your Messaging with Subscriber Experience

As empathetic business owners, we use email marketing to build relationships, provide value, and engage our audience. But sometimes our messages don’t always land as intended. In this post, we’ll explore common email marketing missteps where intent and impact don’t align, and how to fix them to create a more ethical, human-centered email experience.
This blog post explores common email marketing missteps—such as overloading welcome sequences, skipping onboarding emails, misusing countdown timers, and automation errors—and provides practical solutions to align intent with impact.

Are you leaving your subscribers in the dark?

As a coaches, consultants, creator or small business owners, it’s important to set expectations with new subscribers even before they sign up for your email list. You should clearly communicate your email content, frequency, and engagement guidelines to avoid confusion and enhance subscribers’ experience.

Email Sequences Demystified

What is an email sequence and how can it help you to automate your email marketing? We’ll uncover the basic types of sequences and how they play a role in connecting to your audience.