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Andrew KordekMay 4, '231 min read

Get Ready to Dominate Your Inbox: The Email Challenges Series Is Here

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Are you struggling to get your emails out the door effectively? You're not alone. In a recent poll, email marketers cited the overall process as their biggest challenge, which is a wide range of things.

It can be overwhelming, from data to HTML to technology, project management, and the tools you use.

That's why email gurus Andrew Kordek and Jen Swafford have teamed up to bring you the Email Challenge Series.

In this first episode, they dive into overall process and the three P's: process, people, and perhaps most importantly, planning. Without proper planning, your email strategy will fall apart before getting off the ground. Andrew and Jen share their insights on what it takes to plan effectively and how to get everyone on board with the same vision. But that's not all.

The Email Challenge Series promises to cover everything you need to know about getting your emails out more effectively. From project management to changes to quality assurance, Andrew and Jen have got you covered. They may even invite some special guests along the way to share their tips and tricks.

So, if you're ready to take your email game to the next level, stay tuned for the Email Challenge Series. You won't want to miss a single episode.

The poll mentioned in this video was: What is your biggest challenge with getting an email out the door? QA/Error Free Emails Overall Process Changes Other - Use comments.

See the results here.

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Andrew Kordek
Andrew Kordek has spent 22 years in email marketing, both on the client and agency side. He has worked on and with some of the largest and most complex email programs globally to maximize ROI. A data-driven and innovative marketer, Andrew advocates for the subscriber and provides valuable insight for long-term success in email marketing. He currently lives in the Chicago area with his lovely wife, his 20-year old son, and his dog Nugget. He is the only employee at iPost with a license plate that says EMAIL.

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