Claim Your Bootcamp Bonus Before February 23rd

Hey writers,

Charlotte here, the Student Success Lead with the Write of Passage team.

You recently attended our workshop, “How to Build Influence by Writing Online” workshop. How did it go? If you’re bursting with ideas you want to share — good. You’re in the right place.

I’m reaching out to let you know that we have so much more to show you. We run a five-week writing bootcamp where you will commit to publishing the best piece you’ve ever written. It can be a story you need to tell, an idea you need to share, or a message you want to spread. We call it your Core Idea.

Just look at what some of our alumni have accomplished with their Core Idea: 

• Sam went from owning a small business to gaining dozens of new clients via Twitter DMs.
• Michael went from having an “online side hustle” to becoming his own boss and traveling the world.
• Alice went from struggling as a freelance writer to scoring high-ticket clients online.
• Hannah went from a budding entrepreneur to meeting her principal investor inside the Bootcamp.

The list goes on. And this is possible for you too. Since you attended the workshop, we have a Bootcamp bonus offer for you. Two bonuses, actually:

1. An exclusive, pre-recorded workshop from The Cultural Tutor on how to grow your audience. Haven’t heard of him? The Cultural Tutor went from flipping burgers at McDonald’s to building an audience of over 1.5 million followers on Twitter (X) — in just 15 months. And he’s going to show you how he did it.
   
   
2. A one-on-one coaching session with one of our trained editors. (Psst, our alumni have been begging us to do this for months. We’re excited to share it with you.)

But here’s the thing: this offer expires on February 23, and there are only 50 spots available. If you sign up for the Bootcamp today, you can start learning how to grow your audience tonight. 

Still not sure if the Bootcamp is for you? Book a call with one of our alumni to learn more. We’d love to talk with you.

Here’s to your ideas, 

Charlotte Grysolle

Student Success Lead at Write of Passage