📬 No. 7 | How I Sold $12,500 in eBooks From My Newsletter

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What if, I asked, as part of your sponsorship of Inbox Collective, you gave away some free consulting about newsletter ad strategy to my readers?

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How Jen A. Miller Sold $12,500 in eBooks From Her Newsletter


There’s this misconception that you have to have a huge email list in order to make money. That’s simply not true.

Take the case of Jen A. Miller, who writes the Notes from a Hired Pen newsletter. When she launched her first ebook, “How I Made $135,000 in One Year of Freelancing,” she had just 894 email subscribers. But even with a small list, she sold $9,500 worth of ebooks.

So how did she do it? What did she learn that she’s applied to two subsequent ebook launches? And what’s next for her to launch and sell? She dives into all of that in this week’s story.
Read Jen’s story here →

In case you missed it...


These 5 Newsletters Took A Break From Publishing. Here’s How They Did It. Newsletter writers are increasingly taking time off to grow their families, recharge with a vacation, or cope with burnout. Here’s what you can learn from those who’ve taken a break from writing their newsletter.

How an End-of-Year Survey Can Improve Your Newsletter Strategy —Feedback is an email marketer’s best friend. Here’s how one newsletter used a survey to make changes to their strategy.

The Five Types of Indie Newsletter Business Models — Here’s what we’ve learned about matching the right newsletter to the right business model.
One final thank you: All of the stories we publish this fall are presented thanks to Who Sponsors Stuff, which gives you and your team the tools to quickly find and reach out to relevant sponsors for your newsletter. They track 350+ newsletters, have direct contact information for 6,000+ sponsors, and keep you on the cutting edge of who’s spending money in the email advertising space. Find out how their Sales Pro product can supercharge your ad sales operation today.
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📬 No. 6 | How Do I Get Off a Blocklist?

Wednesday, October 25, 2023

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📬 No. 5 | Should You Set Up a Private Community for Your Newsletter?

Thursday, October 19, 2023

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📬 No. 3 | Lessons From a Six-Figure Paid Newsletter

Wednesday, October 4, 2023

Virginia Sole-Smith's grown her newsletter, Burnt Toast, into a product that brings in six figures annually. Here's how she did it. This week's newsletter is presented by Who Sponsors Stuff

📬 No. 2 | How Moby Built a Million-Dollar Ad Strategy

Wednesday, September 27, 2023

With 250k subscribers — and help from Who Sponsors Stuff — Moby created a 7-figure ad strategy. Here's how they did it. This week's newsletter is presented by Who Sponsors Stuff. Their Sales

📬 No. 1 | Want to sell more subscriptions? Try giving away more content

Wednesday, September 20, 2023

How Advisorator's Jared Newman discovered that free content was the key to converting readers to paying subscribers. Welcome to Inbox Collective's new weekly newsletter! You might be wondering:

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