This will show you how to start small and make you realize building a community doesn’t have to be as overwhelming as it may seem.
5 Ideas For The Interested This Week
Tom Petty refused to sell seats in the first two rows of his shows.
The Client Generator
My new Skill Session is now available and in it I share a system you can use to get more clients based on what I’ve done to build a six-figure business.
Here’s what some buyers said about it:
“It was a Masterclass in sales…especially for service-based entrepreneurs. I learned a lot.”
“This was my first Session and DAMN! I took a ton of notes because it was all helpful.”
How Justin Welsh Creates Content Systems, Builds Community, And Uses LinkedIn And Twitter
In a special “flip the script” episode of my I Want To Know podcast this week, Justin breaks down exactly how he approaches content and built his empire.
It’s packed with actionable advice.
Watch at the link above or listen here.
How Justin Welsh Creates Content Systems, Builds Community, And Uses LinkedIn And Twitter
How To Create Value For Your Audience
I was a guest on Jay Clouse’s excellent Creative Elements podcast and shared advice about everything from how to grow a newsletter, to how to choose a niche, to how to provide value to your audience.
21 Proven Subject Line Frameworks
Want more opens and clicks on the emails you send? This will help you get them.
How To Write And Organize A Book
A helpful behind-the-scenes look including a breakdown of software used to make organizing and writing a book easier.
5 Ideas For The Interested This Week
You know that thing you keep telling your audience about?
How I Sell My Newsletter Ads
In this week’s episode of my I Want To Know podcast, I share a behind-the-scenes look at my newsletter ads system, how to price newsletter ads, and how to manage newsletter ad logistics.
Watch it at the link above or listen here.
Four Ways To Get Better Testimonials From Your Clients
These step-by-step instructions will show you how to get testimonials that are more powerful and authentic than the average testimonial — I especially loved the third strategy.










