Most newsletter operators struggle not because they lack content but because they lack clarity. What’s your niche? Who’s your perfect reader? Why should they open you over the 10 others in their inbox? Fix that -> your growth accelerates.

No we’re not in a newsletter bubble

If your newsletter welcome email doesn’t tell me what I’ll get, when I’ll get it, and why it matters -> you’re losing subs before they even start.

Before you pitch sponsors, answer this: What kind of buyer is in your audience? Don’t just pitch "impressions." Pitch access to a customer. Because sponsors don’t care how many people saw the ad, they care who bought.

Sometimes the most underrated growth strategy is just being around long enough to outlast everyone who gave up.

Not everyone wants to build a "media empire". Some people want: A cash-flowing business, 4-hour workdays and no investor decks. And that's okay.

"Newsletters are dead" is great copywriting. But not true. Lazy newsletters are dead. Niche, focused, monetized newsletters? Still printing.

Anyone built an app with Lovable and lived to tell the tale?

Quick question for creators: Do you just post on X / social media on the fly Or do you actually track your content ideas somewhere? If yes, where?