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How to Start Your Email List Today as a Solopreneur

Praveen Panjiar

20 Nov 2025 — 4 min read

In This Edition:

How to Start Your Email List Today as a Solopreneur
How frequently do Americans believe they engage with AI?
AI Tools To Boost Your Productivity
Web Picks
Startup News

STARTUP’S STRATEGY

The Solopreneur’s Ultimate Email Marketing Handbook

Are you a solopreneur doubting the power of email marketing? Wondering if it's really worth your precious time and effort? Think again!

Email marketing stands out as a highly effective online marketing strategy.

Statista reports that for every dollar invested in email marketing, a return of $36 is achieved, making it the most efficient marketing method available. However, the challenge lies in developing a strong and active list of email subscribers from the beginning. Building an email list is a game-changer for your business's growth and success.

Why Solopreneurs Need to Build Email List

For a solopreneur, an email list is a valuable asset, offering direct communication with your audience. It enables you to dispatch personalized messages to your subscribers, informing them about new products, services, and content. Such direct engagement helps maintain your audience's interest and increases the chances of turning engagements into conversions. Let's dive into why email marketing is too beneficial to ignore.

Building an email list can be a major driver for business growth and success for solopreneurs.
An email list of subscribers serves as a foundation for cultivating a loyal customer base and increasing conversion rates.
Creating valuable content and personalized messages encourages subscriber engagement and builds brand trust.
Selecting an appropriate email marketing platform and developing a robust strategy are crucial for effective email marketing.
Tracking email marketing metrics and enhancing ROI are key to refining campaigns and achieving improved outcomes.

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AI BREAKTHROUGH

How Frequently Do Americans Believe They Engage With AI?

Survey results on American engagement with AI — Photo by Possessed Photography on Unsplash

According to the latest Pew Research Center survey of Americans:

22% of Americans use AI multiple times every day.
27% of Americans use AI several times a week.
50% of Americans use AI less often.

The more educated you are, the more often you tend to use AI. People with higher levels of education tend to use AI more often. About 63% of people with graduate degrees and 57% of those with bachelor's degrees use AI several times a week. This compares to 50% of people with some college experience and 36% of those who didn't finish high school reporting the same level of AI interaction. Younger people use AI more frequently compared to older people. Younger individuals use AI more frequently than older individuals. Around 56% of those aged 18 to 29 and 54% of those aged 30 to 49 say they use AI multiple times a week. In contrast, 46% of those aged 50 to 64 and 37% of those 65 and older report similar weekly AI interactions.

PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS

AI Tools To Boost Your Productivity

AI tools designed to enhance productivity — Gif by jasperai on Giphy

Tailor: Let AI help you grasp the news by making daily summaries tailored to your interests.
Dealwise: An AI-guided advisor for startups looking to merge or acquire.
Explorer V2: Discover all human knowledge on any subject.
Lychee: Turn your spreadsheets into graphs and charts effortlessly using AI.
AE Studio: Create tailor-made solutions for your business problems instantly with AI.
Repeto: Speed up your learning on any subject with the help of AI.

WEB PICKS

You can start using ChatGPT right away, no need to sign up. OpenAI has made a free version of ChatGPT (using GPT-3.5) available to everyone without the need for signing up or having an OpenAI account. They did this to make it easier for more people to use it.
OpenAI removes Sam Altman's ownership of its Startup Fund. OpenAI has said Altman does not have financial interest in the fund despite the ownership.