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5 Bullets on Newsletters #5
This guy is making $15K/month with his 20K audience.
Gunnar Holm
April 19, 2024
Hey there,
It’s that time of the week again — let’s go:
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We’ve been using this formula pretty consistently in our agency lately.
I stumbled upon a game changer for newsletter ads.
It's a formula for ad creatives (using AI) that's consistently out-performing other ads.
Here's the 4-step formula:
— Gunnar S. Holm (@holmisthename)
12:01 PM • Apr 16, 2024
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Did you know there’s a bunch of newsletters out there sending out daily quizes/Trivias?
I’ve met with some of them lately. And one was a client as well.
There’s Trivia newsletters for every niche: science, political, Christian.
Why Trivias? Because the subscribers are clickers by default — which are often the most valuable subscribers.
How do they make money? Usually dedicated emails to get people to respond to surveys and political polls etc.
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Andrew Wilkinson stated that he’s already making $15k/month with his newsletter that takes 15 mins/week to write.
Just goes to show that if you’re already an authority on Twitter, having a newsletter is a no-brainer way to monetize your audience.
He’s writing to a bunch of high earners about expensive course/products he finds cool and interesting — sounds familiar, right? No need to reinvent the wheel.
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Smart Nonsense is a newsletter by the Youtube Shorts kings @HenryBelcaster and @DylanJardon.
Their newsletter content is unique and refreshing, packed with a bunch of interesting stories.
I’m always left with a feeling of “that was awesome” after reading it.
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I was listening to a podcast with Matt Gray the other day, and here’s something interesting that stood out to me.
He purchased a blog that was already getting traffic and started collecting emails to build his media business that today spans millions of readers.
That got me thinking: Newsletters are easier to monetize than blogs, while having much more audience security (Google can take your blog traffic away).
There’s probably a bunch of blogs out there getting a lot of traffic, but under-monetized and selling at a cheap price because of the traffic risk.
Could make for some interesting micro-PE move.
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