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The Paid Tier Is Live. Here's Everything You Get. (opens the original)
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How We Got HereWhen I started this newsletter, a paid tier was always part of the plan in the back of my head. I knew that I wanted to build something that could eventually sustain itself, but I kept waiting for the right moment.I told myself I needed more subscribers first. More credibility, more content, a bigger archive… I set arbitrary thresholds in my head like “I’ll launch my paid tier when I hit 750 subscribers”, and then used them as reasons to keep delaying.Instead, I decided to start c
Start Here (opens the original)
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Welcome to Peak Marketing for Entrepreneurs, a space created to help entrepreneurs and creators with no marketing background grow their business without wasting time or money!I love helping people who had a great idea and want to make it work, because I firmly believe that they are the ones who will change our world for the better.If this sounds like you, you’re in the right place. (If you came for “10 hacks to explode your reach overnight” or something along those lines, this is going to disapp
You’re Probably Losing Subscribers Right Now Without Knowing It (opens the original)
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When someone subscribes to your newsletter, you get a notification, you see the number go up, and it makes you feel good.However, when someone unsubscribes, there is no notification. There is no explanation, nor feedback (unless they DM you to tell you about it, I guess): they just disappear.Most creators (myself included, if I’m gonna be honest) are obsessed with acquisition, (i.e. how to get more subscribers), but they’re completely blind to retenti
Every Corner They Cut Is A Customer They're Handing To You (opens the original)
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Last week I told you the story of a butcher in Umbria who was so good that my family drove a year’s worth of meat across four countries every summer for over a decade.My argument in that article was simple: big companies are getting worse, walking away from their best customers, and leaving behind a slice of the pie that’s fiercely loyal and less price-sensitive.And I told you to go be the butcher to capture that slice of the pie.</
Everything Is Getting a Little Worse. That Is Your Opening. (opens the original)
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Not gonna lie, I am upset.I decided to treat myself after a very busy week by buying a bottle of my favourite juice to drink in the morning with my breakfast (I usually avoid juices because of how much sugar is put in them), but when I grabbed one off the counter I noticed something: the bottle had changed since I last bought one. It twisted and made it nicer to hold in my hand, but something felt off…So I checked it more carefully and saw that it had 300 ml (about 10.14 ounces) of juice in it.
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