u/Janam1111

Hey,

We’re opening contributor spots for Pulse of Strategy.

Here’s the setup:

• Topics + outlines provided
• You write high-quality, human-written content (no AI)
• You receive a backlink in your author bio

Pay: $0 (this is a backlink/portfolio opportunity, not a paid gig)

Best suited for people looking to build authority, showcase expertise, or earn links.

DM if interested 👍

There’s been a lot of debate around guest posting lately.

Some people say backlinks + exposure are enough, others say unpaid contributions aren’t worth it anymore.

From your experience:

• Do you still contribute content in exchange for backlinks?
• What kind of sites make it worth your time?
• Does having structured topics/outlines help?

Personally, I feel the model still works if the platform maintains quality and avoids AI-heavy content, but curious what others think.

(Also open to connecting with people who actively write in this space.)

There’s been a lot of debate around guest posting lately.

Some people say backlinks + exposure are enough, others say unpaid contributions aren’t worth it anymore.

From your experience:

• Do you still contribute content in exchange for backlinks?
• What kind of sites make it worth your time?
• Does having structured topics/outlines help?

Personally, I feel the model still works if the platform maintains quality and avoids AI-heavy content, but curious what others think.

(Also open to connecting with people who actively write in this space.)

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately while researching customer engagement.

Some brands send emails that genuinely feel useful, while others just flood inboxes with constant promotions. Reading about different Types of Email Marketing Campaigns made me realize how important intent and timing really are.

Found a thoughtful breakdown in the latest post by Pulse of Strategy. Should be easy to find from their profile.

What makes you stay subscribed to a brand’s emails?

I used to think email marketing was basically just sending weekly updates or discounts.

But after reading more about different types of Email Marketing Campaigns, it became obvious how much the timing and purpose of each email matters. A welcome sequence feels completely different from a retention campaign or a win-back email.

Found a good breakdown of this in the newest article from Pulse of Strategy if anyone wants to look it up through their website.

Would love to know what kinds of email campaigns people here actually find effective instead of annoying.

Lately I’ve been paying more attention to how brands use email after someone signs up.

Some companies do a great job with onboarding and retention emails, while others just keep sending sales promos every few days. Reading more about different Types of Email Marketing Campaigns made me realize how much strategy actually goes into customer engagement and retention.

Came across a pretty solid explanation in the latest post by Pulse of Strategy. Should be easy to find on the blog section of the website.

Curious what’s been most effective for people here. Welcome emails? Re-engagement flows? Educational sequences?