Use content-based surveys to gauge interest from your newsletter subscribers. 📝
A week or two after someone subscribes, send them a quick survey.
Ask about their preferences—what kind of content are they most interested in? What topics do they want more of?
This not only helps you understand your audience better, but if they take the time to fill it out, you know they’re genuinely interested in your newsletter.
How often do you survey your newsletter subscribers?
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