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Do you use the TPT note to followers? Like so many other teacher sellers, maybe you feel like there’s no point because it seems like no one opens them anyway. 

I used to think the same thing. However, I’ve started using it more consistently and I’m happy to report that it’s paying off in my store! The results aren’t always immediate, but they are there. Not only is it leading to more product sales, but also to new subscribers on my email list.

If you’re wondering how I’ve gotten these results, and how I track the ROI of TPT note to followers, then stick around. I’m filling you in on what works…from how often to send your TPT note to followers, to what you should avoid sending in your notes to followers, and more. 

Don’t forget to take what you learn and apply it to your TPT store. If what you try doesn’t convert the first time, then tweak your process and try again until you find what works best with your specific audience.

00:50 Why you may have so many unread note to followers

3:30 What you should (and shouldn’t) be sending to your followers

7:00 Exactly how I know that the TPT note to followers is an effective marketing strategy for my business (and how you can too!)

8:45 You action step for today, and what to do if you get stuck

Resources Mentioned:

• Send a note to your followers
• Create a UTM code
• Create a Bitly account.
• PrettyLinks (for WordPress)
• RankMath Redirections (for WordPress)
• TPT Traffic Tab
• Follow me on Instagram @kristendoyle.co
• Join my private Facebook community: TPT and Website Savvy
• Rate & review The Savvy Teacher Seller on Apple Podcasts

For the transcript and show notes, head here: https://kristendoyle.co/episode4

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