Struggling to Send Weekly Emails? You’re Not Alone.

You know email marketing is powerful.
You’ve probably told yourself: “I just need to send one email a week.”

But somehow… that email never gets written.

Or maybe you send a couple emails in a row, then ghost your list for a month because life and business got busy (again).

Let’s normalize this: burnout, overthinking, and blank-page paralysis are real.

And let’s fix it—because staying consistent with email marketing doesn’t have to be hard.

Want Polished, Branded Emails? It Starts With Your Header and Footer.

Let’s be real: nothing says “small biz that gets it” like a branded email that actually looks good. Your header is the first thing people see. Your footer is where they take action—or bounce.

But most email platforms don’t make it totally obvious how to set them up.

In this post, we’ll walk you through exactly how to upload and place your header and footer designs inside:

• Flodesk

• Squarespace Email Campaigns

• Kajabi

• Mailchimp

If you’ve been avoiding email marketing because your list is “too small,” let’s bust that myth right now:

💥 Small lists are often more profitable than big ones.

Yep. Even if you have under 300 subscribers, you can absolutely:

• Get new leads

• Book clients

• Sell digital products

• Build long-term loyalty

And you can do it without needing to go viral, run ads, or launch something new every other week.

📬 Email marketing is not only alive—it’s more powerful than ever in 2025.

In fact, it’s one of the few marketing channels that’s actually getting better as platforms become noisier and more unpredictable.

So if you’ve been wondering whether it’s still worth starting—or reviving—your email list, here’s what you need to know.

Your Social Media Obsession Is Killing Your Focus—Here’s How to Reclaim It (Without Quitting Instagram)

If you’ve ever opened Instagram to “just check one thing” and ended up an hour deep into Reels and carousel rabbit holes… you’re not alone.

As small business owners, creators, and service providers, we’re told that being online all the time is what it takes to grow.

But here’s the thing:
That constant context-switching? It’s wrecking your focus—and draining your time.

You Don’t Need to Go Viral to Grow a Profitable Business

We see it everywhere: viral videos, trending sounds, reels hitting a million views overnight. And while that might look like the dream, here’s the truth:

Viral doesn’t always mean profitable.

Going viral can bring visibility—but visibility doesn’t always lead to sales. And for most small business owners, service providers, and creators, waiting around for a big “viral moment” is a losing game.

There’s a much better strategy:
📧 Email marketing.

If your main content strategy lives on TikTok (or really, any social platform), you're playing on rented land. And while TikTok might be today’s headline, the truth is that algorithms, bans, and outages can affect any platform, anytime. The best creators and business owners know this—and they prepare for it.