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5 Ideas For The Interested This Week

Here’s ​the most viral piece of content​ I’ve created in a while.

I wrote it in 4th grade.

Now, on to this week’s ideas…

The Starting Five

1. ​How To Use A LinkedIn Newsletter To Grow Your “Real” Newsletter​

Four approaches to try.

2. ​What To Do When Your Niche Is You​

How to grow an audience for your own personal stories.

3. ​How To Turn Something You’ve Already Written Into A Paid Product​

A simple plan you can follow to easily create a new revenue stream.

Speaking of which…

If you’re interested in more simple ways to create products, join my ​Clients From Content membership​ to get access to my Product-In-A-Day Creator skill session.

4. ​The Best Font Size To Use For Your Emails​

Plus, a few other formatting tips that may surprise you.

5. ​How To Sell Group Subscriptions To Paid Products​

Including how to identify potential buyers and what to say when you reach out to them.

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Playlist Of The Week

Title: ​Instrumental Funk and Soul Discoveries​

Description: Instrumental funk and soul from artists you probably haven’t heard before.

Featured Artists: True Loves, The Budos Band, Cory Wong

Perfect For: When you want to feel like you’re living in a Quentin Tarantino movie…or just feel super cool.

Must-Listen Song: “Make The Road By Walking” by Menahan Street Band. You’ll recognize it if you’re a Jay Z fan.

My Final Words Of The Week

The lead singer of Imagine Dragons writes a new song every day.

Then shares it with at least one person.

As a result, nothing he creates is “precious” to him – he’s developed a suit of armor against rejection.

If someone doesn’t like a song he shares, it doesn’t matter.

Because there’s always a new one coming tomorrow.

There are lessons to be learned from that approach.

Have an interesting week!