HeyJared9-to-Thrive
Offers that sell. Mornings that don't. Every week, I help creators figure out what to sell, how to price it, and build revenue that shows up whether they're working or not. The exact systems I used to build 6 income streams and $20K/month in 3 hours/day.
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The price I couldn't say out loud (opens the original)
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The first time I put $1,397 on a sales page, it felt empowering and scary at the same time. I left it in draft mode and went to yoga.An hour later I came back and published it.A price is a decision about who an offer is for. Saying the number without flinching is a separate skill, and it takes practice.I still read a price out loud before a registration page goes live. If I stumble over it, I go look at what is inside the offer, because the wobble is usually coming from there.I have priced hundr
Monetize Your Substack - with Carrie Loranger (opens the original)
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Get more from Carrie Loranger in the Substack appAvailable for iOS and Android<a class="install-substack-app-embed-link" href="https://substack.com/app/app-store-redirect?utm_c
Build These Now (opens the original)
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What is a Segment in Substack?The short answer: a segment is a saved filter of your subscribers that updates itself. You can send a one-off email to it, or publish a post and notify only that group. Build four of them, decide what each group is for, and stop sending your upgrade pitch to people who already paid and your weekly issue to people who stopped reading in April. In this issue:What Substack segments can do right now, and the two things they cannotWhy sending to everyone costs you opens,
This Is Why Strangers Don’t Subscribe (opens the original)
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September 2026Short answer: Your homepage description is 255 characters and it appears on your welcome page, your Substack home page, and your category leaderboard, which makes it the highest-traffic sentence you own. Most writers wrote theirs during setup and have not looked at it since. Below is what belongs in those characters, the four settings changes that go with it, and the one page you can build inside Substack that gives people somewhere to spend money.In this issue:Why the description
Is Substack Worth It in 2026? (opens the original)
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Updated August 2026 Is Substack Worth It in 2026? Yes, Substack is worth it if you decide to charge and build something worth charging for. It is not worth it if you’re waiting for the platform to build your audience, write your offer, and ask for the money on your behalf. The platform itself is free, so that’s rarely the real question. What people are weighing is whether to charge.Below: the objections nobody puts in the marketing copy, the case for it, the five-point test I use to tell a write
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