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Hi Reader, I got this email from ConvertKit a few days ago. I run sponsored slots in my newsletter a few times a month. And ConvertKit wanted to connect me with an advertiser. If you go through my newsletter library, you'll find some more examples. The ConvertKit team proposes sponsorships every other week. I review the advertiser and check it aligns with my brand. I don't accept them all, though. But when I find one I like... I edit the copy. And I write an email like this one. Then, I click send. A few weeks later, ConvertKit deposited the funds into my bank account. It's a simple but straightforward business model. Any writer can do it. You just need one thing. Write on, Bryan Collins PS If you need help starting your newsletter business, reply to this email. |
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Hi Reader, I started my writing business back in 2014. In 2014… My writing blog was a fun side project. I also worked as an in-house copywriter for a SaaS company. I didn’t realize I’d started a writing business until 2016. I somehow stumbled into the world of display advertising and affiliate marketing. It didn’t happen at once, but… Even then… I didn’t march into my boss’s office and declare, “I quit!” until 2020. My writing business has gone up and down since I said: “I quit.” These days,...
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