GrowLetter

We help media, creator, and education companies get subscribers and convert them into customers | Clients include 1440, Milk Road, The Daily Upside, Chartr, Wondermind, and many more.

Founder and CEO

HubSpot

Growth Marketing Manager - The Hustle

The Hustle

Growth Marketing Manager

OnlineDegree.com

Led paid user acquisition that grew our user base from several hundred students to over 100K in less than 2 years. Over 90% of that growth came from the ad strategies, funnels, landing pages, and email sequences I created.

User Acquisition Manager

ClassTag, Inc.

-Created a paid media strategy that increased user growth 5x YOY 
-Built an onboarding process that increased user activation rate by 133%
- Created Facebook and TikTok ad campaigns from the ground up. 80% of our user growth came from these sources.
- Lowered our FB  CPA by 53% and grew FB ads to our largest channel for user acquisition.
- Built an affiliate program and recruited 50+ early childhood education content creators

Senior Marketing Manager

Facebook and Instagram Advertising Manager (Freelance Partner)

MattMcGarry.co

Earn a 5-star rating and 99% job success rate on Upwork as a media buyer and copywriter. Worked with dozens of clients in SaaS, online courses, and e-commerce. Including Nicholas Kirchner, MDHearingAids, ClassTag, OnlineDegree.com, Photographytalk.com, Ecommece Studio, and Marketpilot.com

Digital Marketing Consultant and Copywriter

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.

Getting your first 1,000 newsletter subscribers is HARD. But after helping 100+ people there, I've found a SYSTEM that always works.

I call it "The 1k Challenge"

It helped me get my first 1k email subs in 21 days. And over time, get to 50,000+ subscribers.

It combines the best strategies to:

✅ Build a following from scratch

✅ Build relationships with other creators & your readers

✅ Get those people off-platform and on to your email list

It’s based on years of trial and error from my personal experience building my newsletter into a $3M/year business and helping clients add 10M+ subscribers, collectively.

But there's a catch: It’s not easy. 

You must copy "The 1k Challenge" system exactly for 30 days. 

It will take you ~10 hours per week for 4 weeks.

But if you complete the challenge. I guarantee you'll get results. 

And, with 1,000 email subscribers, your odds of building a large audience you can monetize go up 100X. 

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

P.S. I'm turning The 1k Challenge into a course I'll charge $1,500 for. Today, you can get the system for free by commenting below.

Matt McGarry 

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The Newsletter Guy | I help founders & marketers build owned audiences and drive revenue with newsletters | Agency, event, newsletter, & podcast below 👇

Today, I’m excited to announce: New Media Summit

The event for founders, creators, journalists, and marketers building the future of media and education.

New speakers include:

• Codie Sanchez - Founder of Contrarian Thinking

In just a few short years, Codie has built an audience of 8M+ social followers, 100M+ monthly views, and 750k+ newsletter subscribers.

• Ryan Deiss - Founder of The Scalable Company & DigitalMarketer .com

Ryan is one of the godfathers of digital marketing. He started 17 companies, exited 4, and his portfolio of companies generated $200M+ in revenue last year alone.

• Tim Huelskamp - Co-founder & CEO of 1440 Media

• Erika Burghardt - VP of Growth at 1440 Media

1440 Media is the fastest-growing newsletter in the world with 4.3M+ readers and $25M/year in revenue with a team of just 25 employees. 

• Anik Singal - Serial entrepreneur and best-selling author with $100M+ of revenue generated from online publishing sales.

• Isaac Saul - Founder of Tangle News. He's grown an independent news organization from 0 to 70k+ paid subscribers in the past 5 years.

• Alexis Grant - Founder of They Got Acquired. Business acquisition expert.

• Chenell Basilio - Founder of Growth In Reverse. Newsletter growth expert.

Plus, Sam Gaudet, Sean Delvin, Sherrell Dorsey, and MANY more speakers to be announced soon.

We’re bringing back the conference to Austin, Texas, on Feb 26-27.

But bigger, better, and with a NEW NAME.

Newsletter Marketing Summit is now New Media Summit.

🎤 Here’s what to expect:

You'll join 500+ of the world's smartest founders to learn what’s new, what’s working, what’s not — and how to cut through the noise and focus on what matters most.

At New Media Summit, we do things differently from other events.

No egos. No pitches. No doom and gloom or “rah-rah” motivational speeches.

It’s 2 full days of actionable content and useful networking. In fact, we have a strict "no theory" policy when it comes to our sessions.

Everything you'll see and hear is tested and proven to ensure you're getting what you came for:

A plan that will make a positive impact on your business.

If you're a founder, creator, journalist, or marketer — New Media Summit is YOUR event.

Learn more and get tickets at: NewMediaSummit .com

Or with the link in the comments below.👇

Right now, tickets are on sale at the lowest price they'll ever be.

The best decision I ever made was launching my first information product 21 months ago.

Since then, I've:

• Made $105k with my first-ever product in 30 days when I had 5k people on my email list

• Sold $235,186 of tickets for our first-ever live event

• Made $2.3M+ from info products this year alone

• Even did $224k of sales in 1 day

...And I've helped clients sell much more.

Now, if you think I did it because I've some well-known guru with a massive following -- I'm NOT.

I've got 14k followers here. 8k sub on YouTube. That's it. 

I had 0 when I started.  

It's possible because I have a SYSTEM for building and selling that always works. 

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

Inside, you'll get:

• WHAT type of info product to sell (Hint: There are only 10 options and I'll explain which is best for you)

• HOW to build it and get paid before you do (Most people do this dead wrong!)

• The SYSTEM to sell it and achieve a 5-6 figure product launch and $1M+ in sales over time (Using 15 simple rules)

• And more!

All neatly organized in one video. 

For context: People paid $3,000 for an event where I shared this talk. You get it for free by commenting "info" below.

YouTube is the new TV. Podcasts are the new radio. Newsletters are the new magazines/newspapers.

Everything else is a distraction or a way to drive audiences to the big 3.

If you're starting a newsletter, podcast, or YouTube channel, this may be the most important thing you’ll read all year:

You’re building an audience for the wrong reason.

Doing this will hurt you more than it will help.

See, most people want to build an audience to:

- Make more money
- Share their message and worldview
- Gain fame, approval, and recognition from others

If these are PART of the reason you want to build an audience, that’s fine!

We all want these things.

However, if these are your ONLY motivations, you won’t succeed.

"It's not about what you get, it's about who you become"
— Largely attributed to Tony Robbins

If you publish content with the sole focus on what YOU will get from the audience (money, recognition, influence), 3 things will happen:

1) Your “audience” will see through it (and won’t stick around for long)

2) You’ll have no motivation to keep creating content after 6-12 months with little to no success.

3) You’ll give up quickly because getting what you truly want (money, recognition, influence), takes a long time.

Instead, if you create with the goal to become a better, more skilled person...

To improve yourself, you’ll win no matter what happens.

Here’s what I mean:

Publishing a newsletter helps you…

- Become a better writer and copy editor
- Learn AI, email software, and marketing
- Master a topic, niche, or industry
- And more

Publishing YouTube videos or podcasts helps you…

- Become a better speaker
- Learn scripting, video/audio editing, and design
- Etc

By building expertise and knowledge through publishing, your life improves... 

Even if you don’t make money right away.

These skills apply to other areas of your life. They’ll make you better at your job, help you land a promotion, or find a better career, and more.

If you keep building skills, you'll eventually become a person who can attract an audience, money, and influence.

The bottom line is:

Don’t do anything with the sole goal of money, recognition, or influence. 

Do it because of who you’ll become, regardless of the outcome.

If you do it well and for long enough, eventually you’ll get what you deserve.

There’s no audience for “average” content. Media is a winner-take-most game.

Ask yourself:

If you stopped publishing content, would anyone notice?

Would they reach out and ask what happened?

If they do, you have content-market-fit. Your content is so good people panic when they don't receive it.

Yet, for most people, the answer to these questions is “no”.

And that’s why you’re not growing.

It’s not because you don’t know the latest growth tactics and monetization strategies.

It’s because you’re building a content business and missing the most important ingredient — great content.

3 channels are the future of media. If you're not exceptional at one of these channels, it's impossible to build a content business.

Let me explain...

YouTube is the new TV.

Podcasts are the new radio.

Newsletters are the new magazines/newspapers.

I call these the big 3.

Here's why they're dominant:

📺 YouTube

- Over 2.7B monthly active users globally.
- YouTube leads TV viewing. People spend MORE time viewing YouTube on TV than every streaming service.

🎙️ Podcast

- There are over 464M podcast listeners globally.
- 42% of Americans listen to podcasts monthly, up from 9% in 2008.
- The average listener consumes 8 podcasts per week.

📧 Newsletter

- Newsletter readership has grown 50% since 2020 alone.
- Substack has over 35M active subscriptions. Newsletters like Morning Brew, 1440 Media, and TheSkimm have over 4M subscribers each.
- 23% of all online orders can be attributed to email marketing — and 59% of marketers say email is their biggest source of ROI.

If the value of the big 3 isn't obvious yet, it should be now.

Sure, social media, paid ads, and other channels help. But these 3 channels are where you build relationships at scale.

The big 3 (done correctly) are the best ways to get an audience to know, like, and trust you. 

And because of that, they’re also the best channels for monetization.

Everything else is a distraction or a way to drive audiences to the big 3.

Do you make this mistake when trying to win back disengaged newsletter subscribers? It's killing your deliverability.

I'll explain...

Most people try to "win back" disengaged subscribers after they have 0 opens or clicks for 60-90 days (or more).

That always FAILS. 

And does more harm than good. 

Readers are long gone after 60-90 days of no opens. 

You're lost in promotions, spam (or a secondary / inactive email address), forever after 90 days. 

Sending to a segment like this only hurts your deliverability and inbox placement. 

That's why your re-engagement emails are getting 5-10% open rates. 

INSTEAD:

- If you send a 3-7x per week newsletter, send your re-engagement emails after 21 days of 0 opens 

- If you send a weekly newsletter, send your re-engagement emails after 30 days of 0 opens 

At this point, you have a 10X better chance of winning them back. 

Make this simple tweak today. 

P.S. There are 3 simple changes like this that could DOUBLE your open rate in 4 weeks. Want them all?

Comment "email" and I'll DM you the link.

(Send me a connection request so I can DM you!)

I studied 100+ failed courses and digital products. Here's how to avoid the most common mistakes that can cost you millions of dollars and months of wasted time.

1) Transformation

The most successful products deliver transformation NOT information or education

But don’t overpromise!

Help customers with ONE achievable outcome that can be done in 4-8 weeks (or less).

2) Do the homework, get the result

Most programs have no homework. Big mistake!

Customers must know exactly how to apply what they learned.

If students complete all homework assignments, they should be able to achieve the main promise of your product, realistically.

If they can't get there by doing the homework, make the program better or promise less.

3) Short, narrow, small

Most people don’t use media products because of information overload.

It’s better to leave customers wanting more.

Use the short, narrow, small framework:

✅ Short: 2-12 hours to consume (or less)

✅ Narrow: Only solves 1 problem or delivers 1 outcome

✅ Small: Feature lite — Only 1-3 features (4 max)

4) Turn-key system

No one wants a course, book, or program — they want results.

So don't give customers more work, make it feel “done for you”.

Create: Tools, templates, scripts, examples, AI prompts, checklists that DO the hard part for your customers.

For example, imagine you have a program about email marketing…

✅ Teach your email marketing system (how-to content)
And,
✅ Share examples of proven marketing emails, email templates, and AI prompts that write email drafts.

5) High touch, high ticket

It’s better to sell fewer units at a higher price and work closely with customers.

Here’s why:

✅ High ticket: Customers take it seriously, more likely to use it, and more likely to get results.

✅ High touch: With less customers you can support them more closely and get them better results.

✅ With more results: You get more testimonials, reviews, and success stories, so you can sell more later!

6) Have a guarantee

You’ll make more money if there’s no financial risk if customers don’t get results.

Your guarantee should be 1 of 3 options:

✅ Unconditional and time based (30 day 100% money-back guarantee)

✅ Conditional and time based (Complete all homework assignments within 30 days, and if you're not satisfied, get 100% of your money back.)

✅ Until you do (If they complete the criteria, keep working with them, free, until they get the goal result)

Start with option 1. Then move to 2 or 3 after your program is proven.

That’s it.

This applies to all types of media products: Information products, educational products, coaching, courses, subscriptions, community, events, and more.

👉 P.S. Want my full guide with 20 rules for building a 7-figure media product? Comment “product” and I’ll DM you the link.

These 5 marketing tactics have worked for DECADES. They'll work for decades more. Yet 90% of people ignore them.

Stop chasing growth hacks and do this:

1) Lead magnets - Giveaway short, actionable content

The best lead magnets:

✅ Provide immediate value
✅ <15 minutes to read or watch
✅ Solve a narrow problem! Don’t share a comprehensive solution (that’s for your paid products/services)

A great lead magnet should take <30 minutes to create. Repurpose content or pull from your paid product.

2) Teasers - Build anticipation for your next product launch, tease your newsletter issue, tell people what they missed, etc

New product launch soon? Tell people about what you’re planning! Then ask them to join a waitlist.

Developing a new offer? Share a behind-the-scenes look at what you're building.

Publishing a new newsletter? Tell people about what they'll get after they subscribe! 

3) The 9 Word Email — Revive dead leads with a simple email you can send in 5 minutes

Try the 9 word email tactic from Dean Jackson:

A) Get all your leads that are at least 90 days old.

B) Send a quick email with something similar to these 9 words: “Are you still looking for a house in Greensboro?” or “Are you still looking to sponsor newsletters?"

Keep it open-ended. This prompts people to reply. 

After you get replies, share the next step: Book a sales call, register for a webinar, go to a sales page, etc.

4) Pop Up Newsletters — Create a time-boxed newsletter around a current event, seasonal topic, or limited-time challenge

Pop up newsletters are easy to grow because they're hyper-relevant, timely, and have a hard stop.

They attract high-quality leads because people who sign up are deeply passionate about the topic or event you're covering.

Here are topics you can create a pop-up NL around:

✅ Do you have an industry event that everyone attends? Create a pop up newsletter to cover it for one week.

✅ Is there an event in your niche that everyone follows? Like the Super Bowl or an election? Start a pop up newsletter with extra coverage.

✅ Do you serve a personal development audience focused on new year's resolutions? Make a pop up newsletter from Dec to Jan that helps people plan their goals and follow through on them.

After your pop up newsletter ends, pitch your product/service, and add these subscribers to your normal weekly or daily newsletter.

5) Challenges — Help people get results and take action with a 5-30 day challenge.

This is a perfect attraction offer for course creators, coaches, and consultants.

✅ Offer a free or paid challenge.

✅ Help X type of people achieve Y in Z days.

✅ Teach your challenge participants with live sessions and give them homework after each session (share recordings too).

At the end of your challenge, pitch your product or service that will help them achieve their long-term goals.

That's it.

P.S. Want my full guide on the 10 best timeless marketing tactics? 

Comment "guide" below and I'll DM you the link.👇

Here's the uncomfortable truth: There’s no audience for “average” content. Media is a winner-take-most game.

Here's how to know if you're winning...

If you stopped publishing content, would anyone notice?

Would they reach out and ask what happened?

If they do, you have content-market-fit. Your content is so good that people PANIC when they don't get it.

Yet, for most people, the answer is “no”.

And that’s why you’re not growing.

It’s not because you don’t know the latest growth tactics.

It’s because you’re building a content business and missing the most important ingredient — great content.

Go back to the basics. 

✅ 1) Spend more time creating insanely valuable content 

The founders and creators with the largest followings I've met (1M+) have spent 10+ hours on ONE LinkedIn post.

They'll spend 20+ hours on a newsletter. 30+ hours on a video.

There is always a correlation between the work you put in and the results you get (over a long timeline).  

✅ 2) Publish content where it can be discovered - and promote your content!

Even if you have the best newsletter or podcast in the world, no one will see it if you don't publish to a discovery platform.

If you have a small newsletter/pod spend MORE time on content for your discovery platform of choice. 

Discovery platforms = video platforms like YouTube, TikTok — and social platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and more.

✅ 3) Publish more content, consistently, for a long time

You’re underestimating the amount of content you need to build an audience.

I've talked to countless people who complain to me that they're not growing. 

Then, when I look at their discovery platform, they’ve been publishing 1-2 posts a week for a few months or less.

You need at least 3-4 posts per week for 90 days to grow. 

✅ 4) Become the person who deserves an audience

“To find a worthy mate, be worthy of a worthy mate" — Charlie Munger

Your primary goal should be your craft.

Get real-world experience, do more research than your competition, read more books, travel to more events and mentors, work harder, and be willing to do this for years before getting what you want.

Eventually, when you become a person with the ability to deliver what the audience wants, building an audience is easy.

That's it. Get back to writing : )

P.S. There are 5 reasons why most people fail to build an audience. If you want my full guide on them, tap "View My Newsletter" and I'll email you the link.

Don't learn this the hard way: Not all newsletter subscribers are created equal! 

I analyzed my email list's conversion rate to customers, by source. 

Our best sign-up sources converted subscribers to customers at a 6,648% higher rate than our lowest-quality source. 

Email list size is a vanity metric that does not matter. 

Open rate and CTR are less important than you think, too. 

What matters is:

- New customers
- Free subscriber to paid customer conversion rate
- Customer satisfaction and success. 
- Ad clicks and CTR on your sponsor's links. 
- Sponsor renewal rate (they will renew if the traffic you send drives leads and sales)

That’s about it.

Do you know your newsletter subscriber lifetime value (LTV) by source? 

For every newsletter subscriber I get from LinkedIn, I earn $30.40. That's my SLTV from LinkedIn. Not bad.

However, you'd be shocked at how AWFUL some of the most common newsletter growth sources are. 

After running my numbers...

The difference in conversion rate from free subscribers to buyers between my best sources Vs worst sources was 6648%! 

That means some growth sources were 66X MORE valuable than others.  

I found the same data patterns across clients, too.

SLTV from my best source was $74.16

SLTV from my worst source was $0.53

The bad growth sources lost me money AND actively hurt my deliverability and inbox placement. 

Yet, most people are using these garbage growth channels.

I'm going to be reviewing all of this and breaking it down on a YouTube video soon. Search "Matt McGarry" on YouTube to get notified. 

Unfortunately, I can't share this just yet because it's going to piss a lot of people off... 

Feel free to guess in the comments : )

The best marketing tactics are hiding in plain sight. Instead of looking for growth hacks, try these 5 timeless strategies guaranteed to help you grow...

1) Webinars — Teach and pitch a live audience

There’s no better way to sell media products in the $500-$20k price range than a webinar.

Read the books “Expert Secrets” and “One To Many”. This will teach you 95% of what you need to know about successful webinars.

2) Giveaways / Sweepstakes — Randomly giveaway cash, a product, or service to leads that enter to win

Why do you think the world’s largest creator Mr Beast does a giveaway in nearly all of his videos? Because they always work.

A) Pick the right prize

Most people attract tons of leads with giveaways — but they're not the right people for your newsletter, product, or service.

That's because people give away things that appeal to everyone...

Cash, gift cards, vacations, etc.

Instead, only give away something that your ideal audience would want!

B) Gamify the incentive with multiple ways to get entries to win.

Signing up for your newsletter or email list should provide 1 entry to win. But you need more than that!

C) Pick the right time span

You’ll get most of your leads in the first 48 hours after announcing and 48 hours before the deadline.

A small giveaway ($500-$2k prize value) should have a 3-7 timeline.

Bigger giveaways ($10k+) can run for 14-21 days. But no longer.

3) Referrals — Ask your readers or customers for more readers or customers

Here are some ideas:

- Give away a 1on1 coaching call to every customer that refers new customers.

- Give clients 20%-40% off one month of service if they refer you to a new client.

- Guarantee a prize if newsletter subscribers refer 2 friends or more.

4) Small Events — Dinners, happy hours, cocktail parties, lunch presentations, meet ups, and more

Magic happens when you meet your best readers, prospects, or customers in person.

Events help you build a community, turn your customers into evangelists for your brand, and sell more effectively because of in-person connection.

5) Customer Gifts — Surprise your best customers

It’s easier to keep existing customers than to get new ones.

Outside of delivering a great product or service, the best way to keep customers is with reciprocity. 

People feel obliged to give back when they receive something first.

The key is to give something personalized and unexpected.

That's it. 

P.S. Want my full guide on the 10 best timeless marketing tactics? 

Comment "guide" below and I'll DM you the link.👇

There are no style points in business.

Do what's right for your customers, team, & yourself.

That's all that matters

Don't waste time trying to impress peers, VCs, the media, or anyone else.

So many people are building something that looks "cool" but not what customers want.

Who would you like to see speak at Newsletter Marketing Summit?

We're confirming speakers now for the event in February.

Newsletter Marketing Summit

Jake is crushing it in the B2B media space. Lots to learn here.

CEO @ Insight Links | Digital Health Wire, Cardiac Wire, and The Imaging Wire

Last night I had the pleasure of serving as a guest lecturer at my friend Sean M.'s marketing management class in SDSU's MBA program.

Really sharp group of students, and I had a lot of fun. We talked about digital marketing, social media, how to support marketing clients, and the things that helped drive Insight Links' growth. Pretty sure I only swore once.

Thought I'd share the Insight Links portion of the presentation with you all, with some added notes so you know what I said...

Subscriber Growth - A lot of brute force went into landing new subscribers the first few years, but over time we've developed about a dozen ways to get people to sign up. We eventually started investing in subscriber growth, and brought in pros to take those investments to the next level (shoutout Matt McGarry and GrowLetter).

Who > How Many - It doesn't matter if you have a billion subscribers, if they aren't the people who can buy your clients' products. We're all-in on focusing on "who" subscribes rather than "how many," and have developed strategies that make sure provider org C-levels and department chairs are on the list because they probably aren't signing up because they saw our Insta ad.

1st Party Data is #1 - Maybe PatsFan1(at)aol.com on your disty list is the CEO of Kaiser Permanente? You'll only know if you do a good job collecting first party data, even if it adds some friction to the signup process.

Go Beyond Ads - There is so much more to offer business marketers than ads, and I'm super glad we figured that out a long time ago. At this point, custom content is just as big a part of our business as newsletter ads, and our lead gen products are our fastest growing.

Gotta Niche Down - Everyone and their cousin launched a newsletter in the last few years. I get five newsletters about how to operate a newsletter company, and a lot of other markets are just as saturated. That means that if you're launching a newsletter today, you've gotta niche down.

Not Every Niche is Good - By now we've figured out what healthcare specialties would work for us when we launch Wire #4. Check out that slide to find out.

Industry Newsletters, An In-Person Business - Between Sept 5th and December 1st, Cardiac Wire's editor Viktor Zarev will attend five industry conferences (after two in July-August). That's only partially because Jason, Brian, and I want to haze the new guy. The other reasons are this is how we... learn about our specialties, make friends, get to know our clients, know what to write about, and show the lifers in our specialties that we are just as invested as they are.

Insight Links' 7 Lessons 

Still writing newsletters the hard way? These 5 prompts = better newsletters instantly (without slop).

Here's why they work:

Most writers fall into 2 camps:

- Camp 1: "I don't use AI because I want authentic content"

- Camp 2: "I use AI to write everything" (Translation: I publish generic slop)

Both are wrong.

The right approach: You do the thinking. AI does the grunt work.

Here are 5 prompts I use to research, edit, and write newsletters faster without sacrificing quality:

Open article: 5 AI Prompts For Better Newsletters by newsletteroperator.com

How I research, edit, and write newsletters faster without sacrificing quality

How to create & sell your first media product without a big email list… Even if you've launched products that flopped before

I just sent 50,000+ subscribers a 15-part guide to selling your first media product (with just 500-1000 email subscribers).

If you're selling info / digital products / coaching -- this is for you.

Missed it? Get access here:

Open article: 15 Part Guide to Selling Your First Product (Even With 500-1000 Email Subscribers) by newsletteroperator.com

How to make your first $10k selling to just 1,000 subscribers

15 Part Guide to Selling Your First Product (Even With 500-1000 Email Subscribers)

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