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Deborah Niemann @ Thrifty Homesteader

🎙️(new episode) Email Marketing for Farm Businesses

Published about 4 hours ago • 1 min read

Hello Reader,

Four years ago, email marketing expert Liz Wilcox joined us to explain why email is the GOAT of marketing. Now she’s back with practical advice to help farm businesses build stronger connections with customers through email.

In this week’s episode of the For the Love of Goats Podcast, Deborah and Liz discuss why email remains one of the most dependable ways to reach your audience. They share tips for growing your email list, deciding what to write each week, reconnecting with subscribers after a long break, and creating a welcome email for new subscribers.

They also talk about how personal stories, real farm photos, and your own voice can help your emails stand out—even as more businesses begin using AI-generated content.

Whether you sell goat milk soap, cheese, breeding stock, goatscaping services, or other goat-related products and experiences, this episode is filled with simple, actionable ideas to help you connect with customers and grow your business.

Happy listening,

Deborah
​and the podcast team

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