Hey Reader,

In an author survey a few months ago, we found that 23% of Kindlepreneur readers weren’t using an email marketing service.

That means nearly a quarter of authors are flying blind — no way to reach their readers directly, no reliable channel to launch new books, no foundation to build on.

But the authors who do build a list?

They have a reliable way to connect, sell, and grow — without relying on Amazon’s algorithm or crossing their fingers before every launch.

That’s why I had my team completely overhaul our guide to the best email marketing services for authors.

It walks you through what to look for, what to avoid, and how to choose a platform that won’t leave you frustrated (or stuck with surprise fees once your list starts growing).

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to switch providers, this guide will help you make a smart, long-term choice.

NOTE: Let me be clear... I personally think that if an author is only writing one book (a "one and done") and isn't trying to engage or sell something else to the readers of that one book, then there's no need to build an email list.

But if that's not you, and you don't have one started, then you should jump on that.

As the old saying goes: the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. Second best time is right now.

Click the button or link below to check it out:

🔗 https://kindlepreneur.com/best-email-services-for-authors/​

Spoiler Alert:

Even though there are dozens of email marketing services out there, we recommend just two — MailerLite and Kit (formerly ConvertKit).

So if you’d like to dig deeper after reading the guide above, here are our in-depth reviews for each:

• ​MailerLite Review — Affordable, author-friendly, and packed with features
• ​Kit Review — Great for more complex setups and multiple products

If you’ve been putting this off, now’s a good time to get it sorted.

Hopefully, the reviews and guide will help.

Good luck!

Cheers,
Dave Chesson
Emailing Readers Since 2014