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In 2005, we started as a web design agency, but we soon discovered email marketing and fell in love with it. MailerLite was born in 2010 to give businesses a simple yet powerful email solution to help them grow. Today, MailerLite is a team of over 130 designers, developers, writers, speakers, photographers, surfers, chess players, world travelers, dreamers, and genuinely lovely people. Although we are from all over the world, we have one thing in common—a passion for building a world-class product within a company culture that is built on trust, dedication, and shared values. Read more about MailerLite: https://www.mailerlite.com/aboutwww.mailerlite.com

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Oct 29, 2026

Thomas Umstattd Jr.HOST
52:37
Which email platforms do you integrate with currently?
Greg KeoughGUEST
52:40
Currently, it's MailerLite, Klaviyo, MailChimp, Kit, Flowdesk, and maybe one more.
Greg KeoughGUEST
52:49
I forget.
Greg KeoughGUEST
52:50
But if we don't have the one that you want, just email support at Kuros.com, and it's about a one- to two-day turnaround before we add those.
Justin TamsettHOST
23:23
And if they can't easily unsubscribe, they can easily report you as spam, which will then hurt your future delivery to other people.
Justin TamsettHOST
23:31
MailerLite's benchmark report.
Justin TamsettHOST
23:33
based on more than 3.6 million campaigns over a year ending in November 2025, gives us some context to unsubscribes.
Justin TamsettHOST
23:42
The median unsubscribe rate was 0.22% overall and 0.3% for health and fitness.
Justin TamsettHOST
27:39
A welcome sequence, a booking based on exit rules, the separation of marketing from service notices.
Justin TamsettHOST
27:45
Also check that opt-outs stay intact when information moves between systems.
Justin TamsettHOST
27:50
You might look at constant contact, MailChimp, MailerLite and Bravo.
Justin TamsettHOST
27:54
These are all options to explore if you need a separate email platform.
Lauren GlynnGUEST
20:16
This is what they're not great at.
Lauren GlynnGUEST
20:17
You know, maybe they're really good at using Notion, but they're not good at Zapier or they're not good at MailerLite.
Lauren GlynnGUEST
20:21
These are tools I use in my business.
Lauren GlynnGUEST
20:23
So I'm going to have to spend more time teaching them those parts of the role rather than teaching them Notion, whatever the case may be.
Dale L. RobertsHOST
22:47
And of course, join me live on a YouTube podcast channel this Friday, October 30th at 1 15 PM Eastern daytime to discuss email services for authors, what you really need.
Dale L. RobertsHOST
22:57
I'll compare MailerLite, Kit, Substack, and AuthorLetter, looking at free and paid plans, pricing, subscriber limits, automation, and other essential features.
Dale L. RobertsHOST
23:07
Whether you're starting your first email list or considering switching providers, we'll explore options that make the most sense for your author business.
Dale L. RobertsHOST
23:15
Special thanks one last time to the sponsors over at Novel Report.
Charlie StoverHOST
11:10
And the roughly $162 of Wells Fargo rewards outside that redemption isn't counted twice.
Charlie StoverHOST
11:16
I believe I used some of that money, yeah, for MailerLite, which is a software that I use to send emails.
Charlie StoverHOST
11:23
I have the premium version, which doesn't have a limit on it and just get better and more features.
Charlie StoverHOST
11:30
And I applied that as a statement credit toward my Wells Fargo card.
Daniel BudaiHOST
18:49
But don't use Cladio for this.
Daniel BudaiHOST
18:50
My auto recommendations would be MailerLite or Customer.io or they are more technical than FluentCRM.
Daniel BudaiHOST
18:58
After a while, it can really add up.
Daniel BudaiHOST
18:59
So sometimes half of your customers, they will come from emails, actually not from your ad.
Daniel BudaiHOST
23:42
Nobody can really shut you down.
Daniel BudaiHOST
23:44
Also, it's a super cheap tool.
Daniel BudaiHOST
23:45
However, our preference nowadays is either MailerLite or Customer.io.
Daniel BudaiHOST
23:51
Both tools are great and cheaper than Klaviyo.
Carly MurphyHOST
6:04
But AI can only do so much because there's a place where AI will tell you to do something, but it's of an old version.
Carly MurphyHOST
6:14
Or then you're saying, what does the so-and-so mean? They want you to connect DK in your MailerLite and you need to log into your domain provider and connect.
Carly MurphyHOST
6:25
change your code in the background and add your text in and all this stuff.
Carly MurphyHOST
6:30
And if you don't know what that means, you then have to say, what is this? What does that mean? Where do I find this? And before you know it, it still took you three hours to do a job that possibly could have taken me 20 minutes, half an hour.
Carly MurphyHOST
6:48
So it's just the place that you get, you get to step two and it's telling you to press the button and the button's not there so then you're taking a screenshot and Sally is saying can you do this oh yes sorry I didn't realize you're in a newer version of MailerLite than I was seeing before and before you know it you're thinking oh fucking hell I wish I'd just paid someone to do that and that is literally the clients coming in to me the moment are these people they are people that have started doing things themselves they built websites using graphics because their stuff looked nice in Canva but they couldn't get it to work on the website and it looks lovely on desktop but then they went to mobile and it's really small and it just makes life a little bit harder in the future so as I think is get it done right the first time you're not going to have to keep me doing it and I believe, this is something I mentioned in so many podcasts, I believe that everybody should know how to use their own platforms even if they don't want to.
Carly MurphyHOST
7:53
And that's why with all my client stuff, I will say, let's build this out and then I'll do a little video and show you how to make edits for the future, especially websites.
Carly MurphyHOST
8:04
You should be able to go into your own website when it's finished and make any edits that you need to make.
Lily JimenezHOST
26:32
You're going to Google or YouTube.
Lily JimenezHOST
26:34
How do I create a landing page inside Flowdesk? How do I create a landing page inside Kit? How do I create a landing page inside MailChimp or MailerLite? Whatever you're picking.
Lily JimenezHOST
26:44
How do I create a landing page? OK.
Lily JimenezHOST
26:47
Once you have all that, I want you to test the whole thing to make sure that when you put in your name and your email, you're taking to a page that says, thank you so much.
Lily JimenezHOST
27:32
Okay.
Lily JimenezHOST
27:34
It is a little complex at the beginning, but it is something that gets better and gets so much easier once you start doing it.
Lily JimenezHOST
27:49
How do you share this? Usually Kit, Flowdesk, MailChimp, MailerLite, whatever, they will give you a link once the landing page is done.
Lily JimenezHOST
27:59
Once everything is set up, they're gonna give you, once you publish it, okay, once it goes live, they're gonna give you a link.
Karin VelezHOST
17:35
So let's talk about that worry, right? The one that says, "If I send that many emails, everyone is going to unsubscribe and think that I am pushy." Let's look at the real numbers on this.
Karin VelezHOST
17:46
Unsubscribes are smaller than you think, and I have seen that within my own email lists, right? Okay, so MailerLite, that is the platform that I use for one of my newsletters, and they looked at three point six million email campaigns that were sent in twenty twenty-five.
Karin VelezHOST
18:04
The median unsubscribe rate was point two two%.
Karin VelezHOST
18:11
That means if you have 500 people on your list, you can expect about one person to unsubscribe per email.
Erin MadeleyHOST
40:46
But they will write their email down on a bit of paper saying, yes, I want to hear from you.
Erin MadeleyHOST
40:52
But not only that, don't then forget to take that bit of paper and then actually put it into whatever your email database system is that you're using, whether that's MailerLite or MailChimp or whatever it might be.
Erin MadeleyHOST
41:06
But actually take that and then put it in and say, Thank you for coming and subscribing.
Erin MadeleyHOST
41:11
But you can set up, like, automation so that when people are actually subscribing.

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