Small Business Guide to Email Marketing Webinar
Description
An email list gives you a direct line to the people who want to hear from your business, without relying on social media algorithms or third-party platforms.
Join Sarah Ferraina, Marketing Strategy Coach and Founder of Save My Marketing, for a free, beginner-friendly introduction to email marketing. You'll discover why an email list is such a valuable business asset, how to attract the right audience and what happens after someone subscribes.
Delivered online as part of NSW Small Business Month 2026.
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Event details
📅 Date: Wednesday 21 October 2026
🕙 Time: 10.00am–11.00am AEDT
📍 Location: Online.
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Who should attend
Small business owners and sole traders in NSW.
Anyone new to email marketing looking for a clear, jargon-free introduction.
Business owners who rely heavily on social media and want an audience they control.
Anyone who wants to grow the right email audience and build stronger customer relationships.
Business owners who have found email marketing confusing, overwhelming or easy to put off.
What to expect
Why your email list matters: Understand why an email audience can become one of your most valuable business assets.
How the right people find you: Get the big picture on audiences, lead magnets, opt-ins and the touchpoints that can help grow your list.
What happens after someone subscribes: Understand the role of different types of emails in building trust, relationships and sales.
Your next step: Leave with greater clarity about where to start, plus a practical next step through the free Master Your Email List Mini Edition.
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