Q. “How often should I email a savings list without wearing people out?”

Honestly... That fear makes sense when each unsubscribe feels like a small vote against your work. A useful email can become hard to send when you watch every departure.

I’d advise you to start with the promise at signup. A daily lesson series and a weekly newsletter set very different expectations.

Choose a pace you can keep useful. Plan a short run of linked lessons so each email has a clear reason to arrive.

Look at replies, clicks, and departures together. If people find the subject unhelpful, sending it less often may leave the real issue untouched.

Ask a focused question about what they need next. Their answers can guide the next few issues without forcing you to guess (and without building a huge survey...).

At the end of the day, a steady promise matters more than copying someone else's schedule. Keep going, you’re on the right track.

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