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The best of 2021... just for you 🎁

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I’ve put my top episodes in a playlist for you! Holy heck, {NAME}! How is it almost 2022? I don

I’ve put my top episodes in a playlist for you! Holy heck, {NAME}! How is it almost 2022? I don’t know about you but I’m looking forward to a new year and a fresh start with new goals! As a little “thank you” for being part of my world in 2021, I’ve put together my top ten most popular Online Marketing Made Easy episodes this year. So before you jet off for the holidays, be sure to download these episodes and enjoy them during your downtime this holiday season. This list is fire, so let’s count them down together... 10. [371: The 30,000 Foot View: Crafting Your 4-Part Customer Journey]() 9. [370: Behind-The-Scenes: How I Collect Money-Making Testimonials]( 8. [376: Your Beginner Guide To Going Evergreen: Here’s Where To Start](=) 7. [373: Quiz Creation 101: Everything You Need to Know About Using the Most Effective Lead Magnet with Chanti Zak]() 6. [374: Take Your Hands Off The Wheel: Automation For The Smart Business Owner]() 5. [386: Branding Vs. Marketing (& Why It's Important To You) with Ryan Holtz](=) 4. [385: Is A Blog Valuable To Your Business? With Glo Atanmo]( 3. [364: How I Do It: Boost Your Sales with These 5 Course Enhancements]() 2. [387: 7 Email Copywriting Tips To Convert Subscribers](=) 1. [362: How To Write Emails That Actually Get Opened with Zafira Rajan](=) If you’re a Spotify listener, I’ve created a playlist with all of these episodes already locked and loaded for you. [Start listening here!]() And one last thing, be sure you tune in to Online Marketing Made Easy on December 30th because boy, oh boy, do I have a very special episode for you. (Possibly one of my favorite interviews of 2021!) As you head into the holidays, I hope you find sweetness in the smallest moments, and remember that you did big things in 2021. (Soak that in!) My sweet friend, I’m grateful for you and I cannot wait to see what you do in 2022. Happy holidays from me and my team! ALL my best, Amy Not into gaining valuable step-by-step guidance from the Online Marketing Made Easy podcast? [Click here]() to opt out of emails relating to my podcast and keep your inbox focused on those big business goals. You won’t be taken off of my list completely, I'll just remove you from any podcast emails. ;) To update your information or unsubscribe from my email list completely click here: [Unsubscribe]( Amy Porterfield, Inc. 6339 Charlotte Pike #920 Nashville, Tennessee 37209 United States

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