These blogging pros deliver the best email newsletters to keep you updated with the latest trends in content, social media, apps, WordPress, and SEO.

There are not many bloggers using email newsletters in their marketing these days.

Most of the subscriptions we accept develop into a series of sales campaigns.

If you have been blogging for a while, you no doubt have an inbox full of them and may even be running some of these campaigns yourself.

There are exceptional bloggers, however, that write email newsletters in addition to their blogs.

Sometimes they do send out campaigns, but these pros deliver a lot of added value by sharing their knowledge and experience regularly.

You will benefit from the below-mentioned email newsletter subscriptions no matter your niche because they are written by expert bloggers for bloggers.

4 Email Newsletters That Will Make Your Blog Better

Amy Lynn Andrews – The USELETTER

Amy Lynn Andrews is located in  Arlington, TX, and sends out her newsletters on Saturdays like clockwork. The lady is smart and organized.

Not only is Amy’s website grand, but her newsletter is too. If you are not already a subscriber, visit her blog, and sign up. She stays on top of the new trends in apps and social media without boring us to tears.

I like her “chips and salsa” style. She starts out her newsletter with a brief hello and an update on what she has been doing. Then shares what she has discovered in the way of apps and tools she is trying out.

Below is an excerpt from The Useletter:

Amy Lynn Andrews Useletter

Ruth Soukup – Elite Blog Academy

Ruth Soukup is located in Punta Gorda, Florida. She has a successful website Living Well Spending Less, as well as, Elite Blog Academy.  Ruth found success through trial and error with her first website and then developed EBA.

Her emails are chock-full of useful and practical information. She offers a great amount of value for free. To get on her mailing list for blogging, sign up for the waiting list at Elite Blog Academy.

You will learn more than you might imagine just from her emails and you never need to join EBA if it is not the right fit for you. She promotes her training, but she does not believe in hard selling so you will never feel pressured.

Below is a sample of the EBA newsletter:

Here is a link to the article she referenced in the newsletter How to be Smart in a World of Dumb Bloggers

Darren Rouse – ProBlogger

Darren Rouse seems like a nice fellow to invite to your next barbie. He is located Downunder in Victoria, Australia, and sends his newsletter out on Tuesdays discussing what has been published on the blog with occasional tips and recommended reading.

He also sends extras and recently delivered six months of blog post ideas. You likely have visited ProBlogger, but if you are not on his email list, you should be.

Below is an excerpt from the ProBlogger newsletter:

Pat Flynn – Smart Passive Income

Pat Flynn is a personable down to earth fellow, but don’t let his low-key style fool you. He is a serious and successful guy. Pat is located in San Diego, CA, and sends his weekly digest out on Saturdays and other emails on the occasion he has an announcement.

He gives us a nice hello, shares what he has been working on, and then dives into his latest podcast and what is new on the blog. Pat also likes to highlight his successful followers.

Below is an excerpt from the SPI Digest:

Make these useful email newsletters a part of your regular reading. They are filled with new and different information every week designed to help you blog smarter.

If you are considering starting your own newsletter The Dissection of a Bloody Good Email Newsletter is a good resource.

Are you interested in Blogging Statistics?

General Blogging Statistics

• Blog articles that contain images get around 94% more views
• The average reader spends just 37 seconds reading a blog post or article
• There are more than 152 million blogs on the internet
• Every 0.5 seconds, a new blog post is published

Blogging Trends

• The average blog post is 1151 words in length
• The recommended blog post should be 2250 – 2500 words in length
• For SEO, the ideal blog title length should be 11-14 words long
• The top-ranked search result on Google gets 33% of all clicks

Marketing Blogging Statistics

• 43% of readers just skim read blogs
• Including a colon or hyphen in your title can result in a 9% improvement
• Blogging is responsible for 434% more indexed pages and 97% more indexed links
• The top 3 blogging success metrics today are page views, shares/likes, and time spent on page

For more fascinating blogging statistics visit:

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