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How Allison Hardy Grew Her List by 7,000 Subscribers Without Cold Pitching

How Allison Hardy Grew Her List by 7,000 Subscribers Without Cold Pitching

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What if hosting online bundles could help you grow your email list by thousands of subscribers without relying on social media or paid ads?

In today's episode, I'm chatting with Allison Hardy, email marketing strategist and founder of Emails That Sell, about how she grew her email list from 4,000 to 11,000 subscribers by hosting 15 collaborative bundles over two years. Her very first bundle brought in 1,200 subscribers, and she's been refining her bundle hosting strategy ever since.

Allison shares why she went from participating in bundles to hosting her own, how she finds new bundle contributors through referrals, and the simple email pitch she uses to turn mutual connections into successful collaborations. We also talk about what makes a bundle worth joining, the promotional requirements that make her say no, and how clear communication and simple systems make hosting large collaborations easier.

You don't need to know hundreds of creators or have a massive audience to start growing your email list through collaborations. But you do need the right partners, a clear invitation, and a system that makes it easy for everyone to participate.

Here's what you'll learn:

  • How Allison grew her email list from 4,000 to 11,000 subscribers by hosting 15 bundles, including 1,200 subscribers from her first event
  • Why hosting your own bundle can help you grow your email list faster than participating as a contributor, and what it takes to get started
  • How to find new bundle contributors through referrals and write a simple collaboration email that gets responses without cold pitching
  • What to include in your bundle contributor information sheet to set clear expectations around promotional requirements, deadlines, and audience alignment
  • The biggest collaboration green flags and red flags, including unrealistic promotional demands, generic pitches, and partnerships that aren't a good fit for your business
  • How clear communication, simple systems, and easy-to-access promotional materials can help you manage successful bundles and build lasting relationships with collaborators

One of my biggest takeaways from this conversation is that successful collaborations don't have to start with cold outreach. Allison has built a simple system that turns her existing contributors into a source of new connections, making it easier to find aligned partners and grow her bundles. And after going from 40 contributors in her first bundle to 109 in a recent one, she's proof that having the right systems in place can make even big collaborations manageable. So before you start sending hundreds of cold pitches, think about who you already know and who they might be able to introduce you to.

Want to see the actual email Allison uses to invite bundle contributors? Grab your copy of my FREE Collab Scripts to get Allison's referral-based outreach email and real collaboration pitches from other creators.

Guest Links

  • Free Bundle Namer Tool
  • Website
  • Instagram

Links:
Website: https://heyletscollab.com
Instagram: Hey, Let's Collab (@heyletscollab) • Instagram profile
FREE Collab Scripts: Collab Scripts - Hey, Let's Collab
Collab Starter Kit: https://heyletscollab.com/kit
Blog: Blog - Hey, Let's Collab
YouTube: Hey, Let's Collab
Pinterest: Hey Let's Collab

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