Get Leads From Your LinkedIn On Autopilot | Founder @ Hat Tip

If you:

→ Make social content
→ Want to make social content
→ Tried making social content but were unsuccessful

… you’re in the right place.

Truth is, publishing content you’re proud of on a consistent basis is tough.

You get busy. Things come up.

And for most founders, content takes a backseat to whatever fire they’re putting out at their company that day.

That said, its 2025.

Content is king — and the benefits for B2B founders are clear:

→ Drive low-cost brand awareness
→ Generate inbound leads from a new lead source
→ Become a “thought leader” in your space (even though you may hate that word)

And after meeting tons of founders while working in influencer marketing, starting Hat Tip felt like a no-brainer.

You can still benefit from publishing high-quality social content — without worrying about blocking out time to write, being inconsistent, or if you’re making content the “right way”.

Hat Tip handles that for you—while maintaining your voice—through:

→ Bi-weekly content interviews
→ Product and industry-specific thought-starters
→ The will to edit and revise until you’re proud of the content being published

If high-quality, consistent social content sounds like something you’re interested in, DM me or visit the link in my profile to book a call.

Thanks 👋

Christian

📧 christian@hattipagency.com
🐤 Twitter @dibratto

Christian Di Bratto

1.5 years after graduating, I'm trying to grow my content agency to $1M ARR. Here's a 2025 recap at Hat Tip:

(1) Grew revenue just under 1.5x.

(2) Profit increased, but minimally (made relatively large team investments).

(3) Worked with 12 more Series A-or-beyond startups.

It was a great year by most measures, but I'd be lying if I said I'm remotely satisfied.

There are a few key areas I want us to be better in (which ultimately starts with me):

a. Recruiting. I haven't spent nearly enough time on it, which has cost me more time than I'd like to admit in the long run.

b. Training / process. At our stage, I'm still too involved in many aspects of client delivery. I never want to leave it completely, but I need to actively manage my way back a bit.

c. CRM management. The first two issues lead into this: I need more time to work on sales, and that time will come from solving the first two issues.

d. Ironically, I think I need to stop and smell the flowers more. I'm proud of what we've accomplished and the clients we work with, but tend to strictly focus on the "negatives" around the business...sort of like I'm doing here. Lol.

Anyway, thank you to friends and clients who made the last year great. I'll see you back here next January for my next list of problems.

Founder @ Hat Tip. Helping startup founders generate pipeline from social.

After writing 4,000 posts for 40+ founders in the last 3 years, I've identified 5 high-performing post types every founder should steal:

1. Hypothetical Process - Step-by-step “if I were you” playbooks your ICP will save (and act on). Example: https://lnkd.in/eRB4grEN

2. Strong POV - Timely, divisive takes that spark comments & reach. Example: https://lnkd.in/e4Wuze6X

3. Origin Story - A proven narrative framework that earns support and awareness. Example: https://lnkd.in/eUWwRk_E

4. Case Study - Social first formatting that turns client wins into leads. Example: https://lnkd.in/ePuhB5pT

5. Objection Handling - Pulling objections from sales calls and dismantling them on feed. Example: https://lnkd.in/e3Wu86qs

*examples not all clients, but were in my bookmarks.

AND

I just released a video walking through each, with examples, for you to save and share.

Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/eyFMKe-U

Client: I've been looking at Gary Vaynerchuk and Ryan Serhant's posts. We should model our content after them. They get thousands of likes.

Me: What are Gary and Ryan selling in those posts?

Client: I mean...motivation? Personal brand building?

Me: Right. You're selling SaaS implementation services. Do you see the disconnect?

Client: But the engagement numbers don't lie.

Me: Do they though? Have you heard of engagement pods?

Client: What's that?

Me: Groups where influencers coordinate to like and comment on each other's posts. Makes the algorithm boost their content. Plus, Gary's been posting daily for over a decade. You've been on LinkedIn for 6 months.

Client: So we can't create engaging content?

Me: You can. But copying motivational posts won't get you there. Your content needs to demonstrate expertise that gets prospects thinking 'this person could solve my problems.'

Client: What should we focus on?

Me: Case studies. Process breakdowns. Industry insights. Content that shows you understand your prospects' specific challenges.

Client: But that won't get thousands of likes.

Me: No. But it'll get you qualified prospects who actually want to buy what you're selling.

My point:  trying to copy big LinkedIn influencers.
(1) Their content serves different goals than yours. They're selling courses and personal brands, not B2B services.

(2) Much of their engagement comes from pods, years of audience building, or a mix of both.

(3) Focus on content that demonstrates expertise to your specific target market instead of chasing vanity metrics.

The end.

I hand-wrote 35 cards to friends, clients, and prospects that helped make 2025 great for me.

Last year, I heard Jesse Itzler talk about this on My First Million. I decided to do it.

So, I spent $102 on cards (and $50 later on stamps / postage 😂) to do this.

Then, I spent 2 weekend mornings in November writing them all out.

Some reflections:

(1) The process was nice. Rarely, if ever, do we stop and reflect on individual relationships like this. It was nice.

(2) I got tons of thoughtful messages thanking me for them. It seems like they were well-appreciated.

(3) My handwriting was never good to begin with (much to the dismay of my teacher mother). I can confirm after graduating 2 years ago and barely writing at all, it has gotten worse.

--

Anyway, this is going to be standard practice for EOY at Hat Tip moving forward.

If you're on the fence about doing it, I strongly recommend!

My peewee hockey coach mandated each player to shoot 500 pucks/day in the summer. For context, that is RIDICULOUS volume for a kid.

Luckily for me, I was doing it before the mandate. I just loved it (it may or may not have required us to get a new garage door).

Now, I was a terrible skater. Like, really bad. 

But, because I was shooting close to 15,000 pucks/month, I could shoot like it was nobody's business.

It probably kept me on teams I should've been cut from, if I'm being honest.

Now, how the heck does this relate to social content?

Volume.

I wasn't a gifted shooter. My form, to this day, isn't perfect. But putting in a ridiculous amount of reps is what made me good at it.

This works the same way for social content.

Your first 10 posts will suck.
The next 10 will suck, but less.
The 10 after will look half-decent.

But, as long as you keep showing up and put a baseline level of effort into your content, you WILL get better at it.

All the accounts you follow on here who you think have it "figured out" put in the reps.

Now it's your turn.

90% of founders I talk to about social ask me some variation of "how long should my posts be?". My answer isn't what they expect:

As short as it can possibly be while conveying the message or value you're trying to convey.

You never want a sentence that doesn't serve a purpose.

As such, this post doesn't need to be any longer than this, because I've made my point.

If I wanted to guarantee I generated 0 pipeline from social, I would:

(1) Expect results by lunch on the first day of posting.

(2) Write posts with no regard for the hook.

(3) Be terrified of saying anything remotely divisive.

(4) Never repeat a topic or take.

(5) Leave 0 comments on others' posts.

(6) DM nobody.

(7) Only post bottom-of-funnel product updates.

(8) Only post top-of-funnel material.

(9) Use AI to draft posts end-to-end.

(10) Track nothing.

(11) Completely outsource the creation process.

(12) Obsess over posting time and other LinkedIn "hacks".

(13) Join an engagement group.

(14) Write when I want instead of building a system.

(15) Compare myself to huge accounts.

(16) Send 0 connection requests.

(17) Format my posts like LinkedInfluencers.

What did I miss?

Building a social presence for founders, explained:

- Commit for 90 days
- Pick a platform
- Assign an owner
- Ideate content buckets
- Draft content prompts
- Interview
- Review / edit
- Post
- Engage
- Report
- Optimize
- Repeat

Simple, not easy.

But if you do it right, it can quite literally change the trajectory of your company.

LinkedIn DMs = Good.
LinkedIn content = Good.
LinkedIn DMs + LinkedIn content = Great.

If you wanna maximize this platform for everything it's worth, simply posting or simply doing outreach is not enough. 

You get the most when you do both.

I'm my own best case study in this regard. 

To this day, I'm consistently getting 3-4 interested prospects per week through DMs.

And in this video, I walk through exactly how to start booking calls with LinkedIn starting from 0.

Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/eWDZQ6tY

PS - I'm by no means a sales expert. In fact, a lot of this was adapted from Darren McKee's 5-3-1 strategy, that I shout out in the video!

If your New Year's resolution was to post more on social but you don't know what to post about, here are 20 post ideas:

1. What are outdated strategies your ICP is trying to use to achieve their dream result?

2. Share your company’s origin story in detail.

3. What’s one trend in your industry you don’t like and why?

4. List five to 10 pro tips your ICP can use to get the desired result.

5. Share an early failure you had with your company. How did you overcome it?

6. What is an industry prediction your peers disagree with you on?

7. What’s your favorite interview question to ask a candidate, and why?

8. Share a case study of a successful client.

9. What are the top 5–10 traits of an [ICP job title]?

10. Pick the most common FAQ you get from prospects and answer it.

11. Share a growth strategy you didn’t think would work but did.

12. What’s your company’s tech stack? Tag the companies.

13. Highlight a specific feature or part of your service and why it helps your ICP.

14. Comment on relevant news in your industry. Make sure to add value here.

15. Share an unconventional behind-the-scenes story of how you grew your company.

16. What’s your favorite founder framework that helped you grow your business?

17. List every stat your ICP should track and why.

18. What is the ROI of using your product or service? Illustrate it.

19. What’s one recruiting take or opinion people will disagree with you on?

20. Share a hot take around your industry / space.

Get 400 more + an 82-page guide on generating pipeline from social here: https://lnkd.in/eFFv7k9J

The Newsletter Guy | Our clients have 15.4M+ subscribers | I help grow your owned audience and convert subscribers into buyers | Founder @ GrowLetter 📧

I run GrowLetter. We help media/creator/education companies build owned audiences and drive revenue with newsletters. We operate a marketing agency, conference, cohort-based course, newsletter, and podcast.

Previously, I led growth at The Hustle and helped grow the newsletter to 2.5M+ subscribers. We were acquired by HubSpot. Then, I was the first employee at Milk Road. We grew to 250,000 subscribers and were acquired in 10 months. 

This led to the creation of GrowLetter, the first "newsletter growth agency." 

We've driven over 10M newsletter subscribers and over $100M in sales for clients like:

James Clear, Codie Sanchez, Sahil Bloom, Dan Martell, Jay Shetty, Chartr, Sherwood News, Money.com, WorkWeek, and many more.

Since starting, GrowLetter has become more than a "newsletter growth agency." 

We help clients build entire marketing funnels, comprehensive ad campaigns that drive ROAS, email marketing, innovate on strategy, and more.

We're the #1 marketing partner for media, creator, and education businesses who want to own their audiences and scale subscriber and customer acquisition.

Matt McGarry

I’ve done $5M+ in sales in 3 years. Here's the SYSTEM I've used to build a big business with a tiny audience:

Since starting my biz 3 years ago...

•  I did my first $50,000 month with 935 subscribers

•  Hit $100,000+ monthly recurring revenue with 7,257 subscribers

•  Launched a product that sold $100k+ in <30 days with 4,224 subscribers

•  Landed clients like Codie Sanchez, James Clear, Dan Martell, Jay Shetty, Steven Bartlett, and more

And became the “go-to person” in my niche. 

Now, if you think this is possible because I’m a guru with a massive following -- I'm NOT.

I was not an expert when I started.

I had ~400 followers. Mostly friends, colleagues, random people.

No start-up capital, no network, no college degree, or decades of experience.

Still, my audience isn't huge. 

I don’t post every day. 

I've never gone viral.

I've got 15k followers here. 10k on YouTube. That's it.

I’ve built a $3M+/year business, because I have a SYSTEM to:

•  Create content that attracts a targeted, valuable audience

•  Convert them into email newsletter subscribers (so I can communicate with them directly without algorithms)

•  Monetize them without selling courses, 1on1 coaching, time-consuming services, or ads (I make $76+ per subscriber from sources like LinkedIn)

I've helped hundreds of people use this system to build 6-7-figure businesses with as few as 1,000 email subscribers.

👉 Want it? Comment "1k" and I'll DM you the link (must be connected). 

Inside, you'll get:

✅ An invite to my free LIVE event where I'm breaking down the system step-by-step

✅ How to get first 1,000 email subscribers in 30 days (without an existing audience), by using the best list growth tactics for 2026

✅ Why you DON'T need a niche, expertise, writing, or video skills to build an audience (and what you do need instead)

✅ All the BEST ways to monetize your audience – even with 500-2000 subscribers / social followers 

✅ And much more

All neatly organized in one live event next Wednesday.

Plus, the RECORDING if you sign up.

👉 Want it? Comment "1k" and I'll DM you the link (must be connected). 

That said...

It’s NOT easy to do. You need to:

•  Post on 1 social platform 2-3 times per week (from your personal account)

•  Publish 1 newsletter a week (I’ve done this for the past 156 weeks)

• Follow the system consistently for 90 days to see results

But if you do it, you'll have the greatest advantage in business anyone can have:

An audience, a group of people who know, like, and trust you.

I'll give you ALL the shortcuts to build and monetize your audience, fast.

Comment "1k" to get it.

My 2025 recap. Here's what GrowLetter accomplished last year:

1) We grew revenue 59% YoY

• With a healthy profit margin
• I'm happy with that for our 3rd year in business. 

2) We hosted our first conference (Newsletter Marketing Summit, which has now rebranded to New Media Summit)

• 300+ attendees & 75+ video testimonials
• 24 speakers, including Sam Parr, Alex Lieberman, James Altucher, Jay Clouse, Steph Smith, and many more
• It was profitable!

3) We hosted our first retreat (Audience Camp) 

This will also get a name change to be under the New Media Summit brand.

• 40 attendees & 10 speakers
• This event was hard to sell out. Business retreats are not common. But attendees loved it. 35% shared a testimonial. 
• It was profitable. 
• I had the most fun at this event. But I'm not sure if we should do it again. It's hard to make smaller events financially worth it. 
• I plan to keep doing 2 events per year (1 conference and 1 smaller event). We may just change the format of the smaller event. 

4) We hit 10,000+ YouTube subscribers 

• 2025 was the year we took YouTube seriously 

Consistently published 1 video a week 
Hired an editor and thumbnail designer
Brought on a fractional head of content from our internal team 

• We went from 3,000 to 10,000+ subscribers
• Now we're starting to see meaningful leads and revenue from YouTube 

What I'm most excited about is that (I think) we found a repeatable format that works.

It's long-form videos with slides where I teach a topic for 15 mins to 1 hour. (See my most recent video if you're looking for an example).

I've tested a lot of other formats: Podcast, Q&A, interviews, talking head. None of them got any traction. Now I'm doubling down on what's working.

5) We hit 50,000+ newsletter subscribers 

• Email is the core of our business 
• About 80% of customers come from email
• I've published a weekly newsletter 154 weeks in a row (since Jan 2023). The results keep compounding.

6) We did 3 live cohorts of Write, Grow, Sell (WriteGrowSell .com)

• We've doubled down on making this our signature product and only selling it as a live cohort experience 
• We now have 1,300+ alumni & 400+ testimonials 
• An amazing online community with 3,500+ posts all time

7) GrowLetter's marketing agency helped some massive clients. 

Like: 
• The fastest-growing investing platform with a $100B+ market cap
• One of the world's largest creators with a top 5 podcast - his business recently raised capital at a $425M valuation
• The #1 coach for founders and CEO who has 8M+ followers and a Wall Street Journal best-selling book
• We helped 2 clients reach 1M+ newsletter subscribers (The Pour Over & The Flyover)

8) We shut down a lot of stuff that wasn't working or distracting us. 

• The GrowLetter ad network
• Selling a self-paced course
• The Newsletter Operator Podcast 
• And a lot more

Our best year yet :)

If you attended one of our events, joined a cohort, or followed my content -- Thank you!

Big news! Sam Parr will be speaking at New Media Summit on:

- Building Hampton into a $10M+ ARR community business
- How to grow a podcast and YouTube channel
- Learnings from My First Million & MoneyWise
- Money, wealth, and personal finance
- And more

I'm super excited to have Sam back at the event this year joining 500+ attendees and speakers like:

Codie Sanchez, Ryan Deiss, Tim Huelskamp, Erika Burghardt, Chenell Basilio, and MANY more.

Also - there are <100 tickets left. 

Learn more here: NMS2026 .com

Can we drop the term "creator/creator economy" and go all in on New Media? 

Dan Barry just shared this in his newsletter. It perfectly encapsulates what we're doing with New Media Summit (and more projects I'm launching soon). 

The best creators don't see themselves as creators. They're media founders. Or just founders. 

But they don't fit into the old media ecosystem. 

People are also building new content and education businesses that are not centered on a face (creator). But they're still part of the same industry. 

New Media is the right term.

New Media is the space I'm building for. 

Are you on board?

Over the next few days, we're announcing 7+ NEW speakers at New Media Summit! If you can guess 1 of them, I'll give you a FREE ticket.

• The first speaker is a founder everyone knows

They exited their media company for tens of millions. Built one of the largest business podcasts. 700k+ YouTube subscribers. Started one of the largest community businesses in the world. And more. 

• She leads audience growth at the largest B2B media company in the world

This brand has many publications, 18M+ newsletter readers, and has exited for over half a BILLION dollars. 

• This woman leads marketing and growth at the largest travel newsletter in the world. 

1.5M+ newsletter subscribers and a YouTube channel with 200k+ subscribers

• They co-founded one of the largest local media companies in the world with a big focus on email and AI.

Serves 30+ communities and reaches 3 million+ people. 

• World's top self-publishing and book marketing expert. 

Author of 7 bestselling books. His company has been on the INC 5000 list for the last 4 years in a row, ranking among the fastest-growing private companies in the US.

• He led growth early at The Information 

Starting an agency that worked with Puck, Airmail, The Telegraph, and more

• Plus, there are a few more speakers I'll reveal later. 

It's crazy we're adding this many amazing people to the lineup <50 days away from the event. 

Share your guesses below.

I'll give away 1 free ticket to the best comment

Secure your ticket at NewMediaSummit(dot)com (New Media Summit)

There are only 2 VIP tickets left and <140 spots total.

The biggest content investment I'm making in 2026 is YouTube. We just released our best video yet and hit 10k subscribers.

All I want for Christmas is 10k subs on YouTube : )

If you want to build an audience from scratch in 2026, this should be your #1 goal:

Open article: 1,000 Emails To Freedom by newsletteroperator.com

How to build big business with a tiny audience by sending one email per week

Announcement: We've added 4 more incredible speakers at New Media Summit and there are <100 tickets left!

• Robin Re - VP of Audience Development, Informa TechTarget (aka Industry Dive)

• Chandler Bolt - Founder & CEO, SelfPublishing .com

• Emily Sharpe - Marketing Director, Daily Drop

• Dan Krenitsyn - COO, beehiiv

Our speakers now have, collectively:

- 35.6M+ Email Subscribers
- 8.1M+ YouTube Subscribers
- 28M+ Social Followers

Plus, there are a few more speakers we haven't announced yet. 

We'll be updating the event website with new sessions soon:

NMS2026(dot)com

New Speakers!

We've got 4 sponsorship spots left at New Media Summit! The event is happening on Feb 26-27. 

If you want to get in front of 500+ media founders, publishers, marketers, and creators -- DM me and I'll send our media kit. 

- 79% of attendees are founders/CEOs, 11% are director-level (OR ABOVE) decision makers, 5% are creators or solopreneurs.

- 37% of have at least 50,000 people on their email list. 31% have 100,000+ on their list. 8% have 1 million+ email subscribers.

- We've built out an awesome networking and expo environment, so you can easily meet qualified prospects.

My favorite predictions from our virtual event with beehiiv!

💰 Million-dollar email marketing prompts, tactics, & strategies for LinkedIn/X creators | Email wizard at Premium Ghostwriting Academy ($5M/year revenue)

View Daniel Bustamante 🥷🏻’s profile

Yesterday, I revealed 3 email growth & monetization trends I'm bullish on going into 2026 with 500+ people. Here's the recap:

For context: I shared these trends during Matt McGarry's live event, The Future of Newsletters.

Trend 1: Lead magnet swaps/collabs (Growth)

What it is -> You promote somebody else’s lead magnet to your email list and they do the same.

Data point -> I know a guy who’s used this single technique to build a list of 50k people without posting any content

Example -> I recently did a variation of this with a friend & we were able to get 500 email subs in 72 hours

Why I’m bullish on it -> (1) It removes the algorithm from the equation & puts you in control of your email list growth and (2) you can build a process/systems around it

Trend 2: Paid challenges (Monetization)

What it is -> You run a 3-5 day paid (but low-ticket) challenge where you try to get people a quick win.

Data point -> At PGA, we’re part of different mastermind groups and this method is becoming increasingly popular amongst people who have big education businesses

Example -> In November, we hosted a 3-day paid challenge, ran a big launch around it, & spent $100k+ on ads. So far, we’ve had a 3.5 ROAS

Why I’m bullish on it -> It gives people a very low-stakes entry point to your products/ecosystem and then you can (profitably) give them a taste of what it’s like to work with you at a bigger scale

Trend 3: Newsletters that don't feel like newsletters (Growth)

What it is -> self-explanatory 

Data point -> Leila Hormozi

Example -> Leila Hormozi recently repositioned her newsletter. 

As her company has grown, she can't meet with every team member so she's started to send company-wide memos. 

Now, here's the genius part - instead of just leaving it there, she decided to share the memos she's sending to her team as newsletters. 

As a result, her emails now feel 10x more unique, special, and compelling

Why I’m bullish on it -> Everyone is (1) over-subscribed + (2) tired of generic content (whether it’s AI generated or no)

Now, your turn:

Are there any marketing trends you're bullish on as we head into 2026?

Let me know below. I'd love to hear them!

PS - I created an AI prompt that helps you brainstorm ways to reposition your newsletter in a way that it doesn't feel like a newsletter (just like Leila did).

If you'd like to check it out, let me know in the comments & I'll send you a free copy.

This month, I'm working with a small group of entrepreneurs help them build a profitable newsletter from scratch in 30 days. 

We'll work together with:

- 8 live training sessions 
- 6 hours of group coaching and Q&A
- 100+ templates, examples, and prompts that save you time
- Direct feedback from ME and our community of 1000+ founders and creators

It's not a course.

It's not videos behind a paywall.

It's Write, Grow, Sell:  

A live experience that helps you launch, write, grow, and monetize your newsletter in just 1 month.

...Even if you're starting completely from scratch. 

No audience, niche, or experience is required to join. 

Enrollment for the 7th Write, Grow, Sell live cohort opens on Jan 12th!

There's no other program in the world that has helped more people build successful newsletters. We have 1,200+ alumni.

If you want to join the waitlist and get notified when enrollment opens...

👉 Comment "cohort" below.

Or go to WriteGrowSell(dot)com

P.S. Don't join if you don't want to put in the work!  This is not a passive learning program or information product.  

This is a cohort that helps you make massive progress over a 30-day period.

Wednesday, I'm hosting a virtual event. 2,600+ people have registered so far!

I'll be breaking down...

• Why 1,000 email newsletter subscribers will change your life forever

• Exactly HOW to build an audience from scratch and get your first 1,000 email subscribers (without posting daily)

• How to build a big business with a tiny audience of 500-1500 people (and ALL the best ways to monetize in 2026. Many you've never heard of)

• Why you do NOT need a niche, product, team, ad budget, fancy tech, or content experience to be successful 

If you want to join me on Wednesday...

Plus, get the RECORDING if you sign up.

👉 Comment "1k" and I'll DM you the invite link (must be connected).

P.S. The frameworks I'll be sharing helped me reach $5M+ in lifetime sales (starting from 300 followers 3 years ago). 

I put everything I know about building targeted, high-value audiences and monetizing them into this event.

If you missed The Future Of Newsletter event - the recording is now live!

You'll see what 2026 looks like with predictions from experts like:

Tyler Denk 🐝, Robin Re, Max Bidna, Greg Van Horn, Chris Miquel, Daniel Bustamante 🥷🏻, Nathan May, and me : )

Open article: The Future of Newsletters by newsletteroperator.com

I wish I knew THIS when I had zero subscribers and followers:

Most people fail to build and monetize an audience because of common myths and misconceptions they were told (or made up themselves).

The truth is, most folks HAVE the skills, expertise, and work ethic to be successful.

But people fail (or worse, never start) because of self-doubt.

Your self-doubt is justified by these myths.

Here are the 10 most common myths and why they're all lies:

Open article: 10 lies stopping you from building and monetizing an audience by newsletteroperator.com

Here’s what I wish I knew when I had zero subscribers and followers

10 lies stopping you from building and monetizing an audience

Anyone in the media or creator space using SMS not exclusively for marketing?

Meaning, sending something valuable or editorial via text. 

Not more CTAs, webinar reminders, sales follow ups, etc.

If you want to launch, grow, and monetize your newsletter in 2026, there's ONE proven system that's worked for 1,000+ people.

This coming Tue, the 7th Write, Grow, Sell LIVE cohort kicks off. 

Over the past two years, I've helped nearly 1,500 people build profitable newsletters from scratch through this program.

There's nothing on the market like it. 

400+ success stories, 91 NPS, hundreds of WINS shared in our community.

It's not a course. It's not videos behind a paywall. 

It's more like a boot camp and event. 

- 100+ founders will join

- I teach the system over 8 live sessions (with recordings)

- There's 6+ hours of live Q&A and group coaching

- You complete "growth work" assignments to launch, grow, and monetize their newsletter during the 30-day cohort. 

- Our community of 1000+ alumni supports every new founder joining the program - and I help people in the community daily. 

Instead of passive learning, founders walk away from Write, Grow, Sell with:

- Their first dollar online in 30 days ( or much more if they already have a product or service)
- A live newsletter and multiple issues published
- 100-1000+ (or more) new email subscribers
- Massive increases in their open rate & CTR
-  And MUCH more

Enrollment ends Mon, Jan 19, at midnight.

Join at: WriteGrowSell(dot)com

Big wins are happening inside the Write, Grow, Sell community nearly every week!

- If you want to launch a successful newsletter from scratch
- Or use newsletters to grow your business

Our next live cohort is in January. 

WriteGrowSell(dot)com

VIP tickets at New Media Summit have sold out! We're on track to sell all available tickets by the end of the month. And we STILL have 7 awesome speakers to announce soon.

Today's a great time to grab your ticket! $4,000+ in bonuses expire tonight.

Writer + creator economy expert | Creator Diaries → exploring the stories that power the new era of entrepreneurship 🤳

just got my ticket for New Media Summit in Austin - so excited for this 🤠

one of the central themes I've been exploring both in my own newsletter work and what I've been studying in the creator economy is the way new media businesses are being built ⬇️

-> creator brands like Steven Bartlett/DOAC and Maggie Sellers Reum are operating like full scale media cos
-> writers/newsletter founders are operating more like creator entrepreneurs
-> brands like beehiiv are positioning themselves as the prime tool for the "content economy"

looking forward to learning from some of the best in the business and exploring what the future of creator-led media looks like 

here's the link to get your ticket if you want to join: https://lnkd.in/enqxRdiN (discounted until EOD today!)

P.S. would LOVE to meet up with any friends/people building in the creator economy while i'm in town 👋🏻 let me know if you want to grab a coffee (or some breakfast tacos ofc)

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