Grow a food blog email list with opt-in freebies
A freebie that matches the page someone is on (a recipe pack on a recipe post) converts better than one…
From Kit (from the tool's own site) · 2024
Where & with what
What they did
- 1The moveFood blogger Tanya Harris used Kit sign-up forms and freebies matched to her recipes…
- 2ToolsKit
- 3ResultKit says she grew from 3,000 to 10,000 subscribers, about 7,000 in 7 months.
- 4TakeawayA freebie that matches the page someone is on (a recipe pack on a recipe post)…
Copy the prompt
Suggest 5 opt-in freebies for my [niche] blog, one per popular post type, and write the 2-line sign-up form copy for each.
Quick answers
What did they do?
Food blogger Tanya Harris used Kit sign-up forms and freebies matched to her recipes to grow her newsletter.
What were the results?
Kit says she grew from 3,000 to 10,000 subscribers, about 7,000 in 7 months (claimed, from the tool's own site).
What tools do you need?
Kit (email newsletter and automations (formerly convertkit)).
How much does it cost?
You can start for $0: Kit has a free plan. Check each tool's site for current prices.
Is it allowed?
Yes. Marketing emails need an unsubscribe link and a physical address. Source.
Full write-up & sources
What they did: Food blogger Tanya Harris used Kit sign-up forms and freebies matched to her recipes to grow her newsletter.
Results: Kit says she grew from 3,000 to 10,000 subscribers, about 7,000 in 7 months (claimed, from the tool's own site).
Worth knowing: A freebie that matches the page someone is on (a recipe pack on a recipe post) converts better than one generic form.
Source: Kit (from the tool's own site) · 2024. Summarised in our own words; figures are as reported and not independently verified. Updated .
