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The Email Marketing Podcast with Fexingo: Newsletters, Open Rates, and Subscriber Growth

The Email Marketing Podcast with Fexingo: Newsletters, Open Rates, and Subscriber Growth

Fexingo 202 Episodes Oct 12, 2026

The Email Marketing Podcast with Fexingo examines the metrics that matter most in email marketing, including list churn, segment responsiveness, and deliverability decay. Hosts Lucas and Luna analyze real newsletter strategies from brands like Morning Brew, The Hustle, and successful Substack publishers. They break down A/B test results on subject lines, send times, and preview text, and debate daily versus weekly cadences and subscriber-growth tactics at different list sizes. The show also covers trusted tools, B2B and B2C case studies, and why standard best practices often mislead marketers.

Episodes

How Behavioral Nudges Increase Email Revenue
How Behavioral Nudges Increase Email Revenue Oct 12, 2026 10:56 In this episode of The Email Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dissect the mechanics of behavioral nudges in email campaigns. Moving beyond simple segmentation, they explore how small friction points—like countdown timers, scarcity indicators, and social proof integration—can significantly boost conversion rates without triggering spam filters or subscriber fatigue. Using concrete examples from re
Why Email Engagement Beats Deliverability
Why Email Engagement Beats Deliverability Oct 11, 2026 11:29 On this episode of The Email Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dismantle the industry obsession with inbox placement. We explore why sending to a smaller, highly engaged list outperforms blasting millions of inactive subscribers, using data from recent sender reputation studies to show how engagement signals actually drive deliverability. You will learn the specific mechanics of how ISPs like Gmai
How Email Recency Killed My Open Rates
How Email Recency Killed My Open Rates Oct 10, 2026 9:50 Lucas and Luna dissect the 'frequency fatigue' problem plaguing modern email marketers. Using a specific case study of a DTC brand that cut its send volume by half but saw revenue rise, they explore why sending less can actually build more trust. They break down the math behind list decay, the psychology of inbox zero, and how to re-engage dormant subscribers without triggering spam filters. This
How Email List Decay Kills Revenue
How Email List Decay Kills Revenue Oct 9, 2026 11:00 Most marketers obsess over acquiring new subscribers, but the silent killer of email revenue is list decay. In this episode, we look at how inactive addresses silently drag down your deliverability and why cleaning your list is actually a growth strategy. We break down the specific mechanics of hard bounces versus soft bounces, and why keeping dead weight on your roster costs more than you think i
The Silent Revenue of Email Flows
The Silent Revenue of Email Flows Oct 8, 2026 9:46 Most marketers obsess over the weekly newsletter, but the real money lives in automated flows triggered by user behavior. We break down how onboarding sequences and post-purchase journeys convert at three times the rate of standard blasts, using a specific case study from a mid-sized e-commerce brand that doubled revenue by shifting budget from content to automation. #EmailMarketing #AutomatedFlo
How Email List Hygiene Drives Revenue
How Email List Hygiene Drives Revenue Oct 7, 2026 10:18 Most marketers obsess over acquiring new subscribers, but the silent revenue killer is often your existing list. In this episode of The Email Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dissect why aggressive list hygiene—specifically pruning inactive subscribers—is the highest-ROI activity you can perform right now in October 2026. We look at a specific case study where a mid-market SaaS company removed ha
How Email Automation Drives Revenue
How Email Automation Drives Revenue Oct 6, 2026 12:52 Lucas and Luna break down the hidden revenue engine in modern email marketing: behavioral automation. While most marketers focus on broadcast blasts, the real growth comes from triggered sequences like welcome series, abandoned cart flows, and re-engagement campaigns. Using concrete examples from major retailers, they show how automated emails generate higher open rates and conversion than manual
How Email Recency Drives Revenue Growth
How Email Recency Drives Revenue Growth Oct 5, 2026 11:29 Email marketers often obsess over list size and open rates, but recent data suggests the timing of your last send matters more than you think. We explore how subscriber recency—the time elapsed since a user last interacted with your email—predicts future revenue better than any demographic segment. Using a case study from a mid-sized SaaS company that shifted its focus to recency-based suppression
How Email Consent Laws Reshape Subscriber Trust
How Email Consent Laws Reshape Subscriber Trust Oct 4, 2026 11:45 We examine the structural shift in email marketing driven by tightening consent standards and privacy regulations. Lucas and Luna discuss how brands are moving from permission-based models to trust-based ecosystems, using recent regulatory changes in California and emerging global standards as a case study. We break down why open rates are becoming less relevant than engagement depth and list rete
How Email Content Formats Drive Revenue
How Email Content Formats Drive Revenue Oct 3, 2026 10:32 We break down the revenue impact of pure text emails versus HTML-rich newsletters using data from a major SaaS company’s A-B tests. Lucas and Luna discuss why plain text often outperforms complex designs, how to measure engagement beyond clicks, and practical steps for marketers to optimize their content strategy for higher conversion rates in Q4. #EmailMarketing #ContentStrategy #PlainVsHtml #Co
How Email Micro-Segments Drive Revenue
How Email Micro-Segments Drive Revenue Oct 2, 2026 10:55 In this episode of The Email Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dismantle the myth that broad segments are enough for modern growth. They examine a specific case where a mid-sized SaaS company stopped segmenting by job title and started segmenting by behavioral intensity—specifically tracking how many times a user engaged with onboarding tutorials before triggering a high-value upsell email. The re
The Death of the Inbox as a Marketing Channel
The Death of the Inbox as a Marketing Channel Oct 1, 2026 7:47 We explore why email open rates have collapsed to single digits and what that means for customer retention. Using data from October 2026, we examine how zero-click inboxes and AI summaries are stripping away the visual cues marketers relied on for decades. The focus is not on getting clicks, but on building trust through utility and brevity. We look at specific shifts in consumer behavior and the

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