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Newsletters & social

Stay in the room every month.

An email course converts the people who arrive. This keeps people arriving, and keeps you the name they think of when they're finally ready.

Newsletters

The list you already have, finally earning.

I find the angles, write every issue in your voice, and hold the rhythm. Your readers hear from you on schedule whether or not you had a good week.

  • Research, angle, draft, polish: all mine
  • You read it and say yes, or say what's off
  • Sends from your platform, under your name

Social

Where your buyers already are.

Most of them are scrolling long before they'd ever join a list. I study how you think, then write as you, so it reads like you, because the ideas are yours.

  • Posts in your voice, from your thinking
  • Consistent presence without you posting
  • Feeds the list, which feeds the email course

Most people take both. They're the same job (showing up in writing, every week, without it landing on your desk) and they cost less together than apart.

One month

You touch this twice.

That's the whole point. If keeping you visible costs you a morning a month, it stops happening by March.

  1. Week 1
    I send you the month's angles. You reply with a yes or a nudge. 10 minutes.
  2. Week 2
    I research and write. You hear nothing from me.
  3. Week 3
    Everything lands in one place for approval. 20 minutes.
  4. Week 4
    It publishes on schedule. You get on with running the business.

Simple monthly fee

One number, quoted after we talk about volume. No per-piece billing.

Cancel whenever

No annual lock-in. If it isn't earning, you shouldn't be paying for it.

Better with an email course

Social builds the list, the course converts it. See how →

How often should you show up?

Depends on your buyers and your sales cycle. Twenty minutes and I'll tell you what's actually worth writing.

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