I got your email today- am i in the academy? I pay a subscription to you so is that the academy? Where do i find step 1? Where do i find the info how to start a newsletter?
Thanks just overwhelmed as i work 29 out of 30
Days in an insanely busy pharmacy!!!! My brain is a bit fried
I suggest starting with the first post and moving to the next after you're done. The great thing about Tim's work is most of it is evergreen meaning it doesn't have an expiration date. You can keep learning from it.
A newsletter is so important for creators and founders today. With social media content only lasting 24 hours, AI slop, and algorithms deciding who sees your content, a newsletter is one of the best true forms of "owned platforms." You have a direct line to your followers, loyal at that because they voluntarily subscribe to you -- your potential customers.
One expansion to Tim's newsletter advice that I have that has significantly helped me go from 0 to several thousand subscribers is putting a short survey on each newsletters asking what the reader liked, didn't like, and wants to see in the next issue. Shape your newsletter based on that feedback and you'll have a loyal subscriber for life.
I got your email today- am i in the academy? I pay a subscription to you so is that the academy? Where do i find step 1? Where do i find the info how to start a newsletter?
Thanks just overwhelmed as i work 29 out of 30
Days in an insanely busy pharmacy!!!! My brain is a bit fried
Yes you are in the academy. Take it one day at a time my friend.
How do i get caught up to speed
https://www.timstodz.com/p/courses
I suggest starting with the first post and moving to the next after you're done. The great thing about Tim's work is most of it is evergreen meaning it doesn't have an expiration date. You can keep learning from it.
The first $10k comes from showing up and providing value, not from secret frameworks.
Nice to see you here Tom, best wishes
A newsletter is so important for creators and founders today. With social media content only lasting 24 hours, AI slop, and algorithms deciding who sees your content, a newsletter is one of the best true forms of "owned platforms." You have a direct line to your followers, loyal at that because they voluntarily subscribe to you -- your potential customers.
One expansion to Tim's newsletter advice that I have that has significantly helped me go from 0 to several thousand subscribers is putting a short survey on each newsletters asking what the reader liked, didn't like, and wants to see in the next issue. Shape your newsletter based on that feedback and you'll have a loyal subscriber for life.
Great read, Tim!
P.s. Excited to see you got your company back!!