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Hi all, So, I thought I’d try a little experiment this month… I’m going to give a little overview here of what topics I’ll be covering in this presentation, and you can ask your questions between now and the start time tomorrow. If possible, I’ll either work answers into the presentation or get to them in the Q&A. An on-demand replay should be available following the event if you can’t attend live. Thanks! And, as always… –
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PS: If you want to schedule a personal consultation with me (and my partner at Email Revenue Solutions) on how to monetize your newsletter, we’re still offering them as part of the launch of Who Sponsors Stuff — our new database that helps you find sponsors for your newsletter. Just purchase your consultation here, and we’ll set up a call! |
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Here’s an overview of what I’ll be covering on Wednesday, April 14 (tomorrow)… 1. Positioning your newsletter Why would a sponsor want to buy on your newsletter specifically? 2. Pricing your newsletter How do you set a fair price that won’t scare off potential advertisers? 3. Identifying potential sponsors What companies are most likely to respond to your pitch? 4. Reaching out to potential sponsors How do you find your way to the person who can make a buying decision — and get them to yes? 5. Managing your ad inventory for long-term success Selling one ad is nice; selling out your inventory regularly is the goal. How do you do it?
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5 tools media entrepreneurs should know
No-code tools are getting better every day. And if what you’re building is relatively simple, you may well be able to build a pretty good version without hiring expensive experts.
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7 ways smaller newsletters are making sponsorships work
Selling sponsorships isn’t just for bigger newsletters. These places do it with 500-10,000 subscribers.
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Email ads: 5 things you need to know
Selling email ads can be tough, but it’s doable. There’s no one formula, but here are some basics that can get you started.
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5 ways to add value to a subscription or membership
When people pay for a subscription, they want more than content. This is how to add value to a subscription or membership.
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The 3 best stories about finding your audience…
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The Ethical Guide To Building An Email List Without Sleazy Tactics
Don’t focus on random growth, focus on building an email list that’s loyal and well-defined. This roadmap will help you make money from your audience.
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3 Email Strategies To Build Your SMS List
To leverage the power of SMS, you first need to build your list! Here are three strategies you can use to drive sign ups in no time.
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How to Promote Your Newsletter on Reddit
It’s a tricky platform. But it can be done.
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The 3 best stories about keeping your audience…
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The Ultimate Guide to Emojis in Email
Want to get the most out of using emojis in email? Eager to get noticed in the inbox? Taxi for Email has the ultimate guide for you.
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A Re-Engagement Email Campaign to Win Back Lost Subscribers
If you want to reduce subscribers churn and let your mailing list grow, you need to start managing it correctly. The first step is dealing with disengaged subscribers.
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B2C Email Automation: 10 Campaign Ideas for Consumers
Get email campaign ideas for B2C email automation. From abandoned cart emails to reorders, birthdays, and product launches. Start strategizing!
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The 3 best stories about generating revenue with your audience…
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An Inside Look at How 7-Figure Newsletters Make Money
Trends compiled hundreds of pages of distilled research, dozens of interviews, and detailed answers to the most pressing questions.
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How to get sponsors for your terrific newsletter
Sooner or later, you will want to monetize your newsletter. Here’s how.
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How Josh Spector monetizes his 25,000 newsletter subscribers
Paid subscriptions are one way. But there are lots of ways to monetize email.
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'Having a Substack feels dirty': Substack ‘Pro’ Announcement Leads to Departures from the Platform, Opportunities for Competitors
The program strains its claim to editorial impartiality.
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Why We’re Freaking Out About Substack
A company that makes it easy to charge for newsletters has captivated an anxious industry because it embodies larger forces and contradictions.
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Substack alternatives: 3 ways to build a paid newsletter without code
Substack’s great, but what if you want full ownership of your content? By using a few no-code tools, you can publish a newsletter and email your subscribers in one click, take payments, and run a podcast.
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The Medium pivot is the message
The future of publications continues to dim.
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Cheat sheet: How publishers are finding audiences on Clubhouse
The more users there are on Clubhouse, the more opportunity there is for publishers to try and engage with audiences on yet another platform.
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What Mel Magazine’s fate means for brand-owned publications and why it’s bad for journalism
Dollar Shave Club announced that in 60 days it would end its financial relationship with its men’s interest publication, Mel Magazine.
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Repurposing tweets has never been so easy! Use Twinsta to create clean screenshots of your tweets — perfect for sharing on social media!
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As a service to readers, Montague Street Media compiles guides to the best resources for media makers…
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