You're already writing, posting, building lead magnets, collaborating.
The problem is that too much of that attention disappears.
More of the people who already find your work should be turning into newsletter subscribers.
Over 4 weeks, we'll fix the pieces of your newsletter that make that happen: your positioning, signup flow, welcome experience, and the parts of your newsletter that shape what happens after someone joins.
So more people subscribe, stick around, reply to your emails, and eventually buy your products.
Join the Challenge ·And the instinct is usually to go find another growth tactic.
Post more.
Do another collaboration.
Make another lead magnet.
Get more recommendations.
Try another platform (start yapping)
Sometimes that works.
But there's another place growth breaks:
Someone finds your work, gets interested, clicks through... and still doesn't subscribe.
At that point, they're making a very fast decision:
If your page can't answer those questions quickly, you lose people you already worked to attract.
That means the post worked.
The collaboration worked.
The growth hacks "worked."
But your landing page fumbled the handoff.
So before we go hunting for more attention, we're going to make the attention you already earn convert better.
That's the first thing we'll fix during the challenge.
Over 4 weeks, we'll build the core newsletter assets that help more of your existing attention turn into subscribers, then give those subscribers a stronger reason to stick around.
The foundation for everything that comes next.
We'll nail down exactly what makes your newsletter worth subscribing to, who it's for, and how to explain the value in language you can reuse across your landing page, welcome flow, and emails.
Your new headline, subhead, proof, supporting copy, and CTA, all built from the positioning work we do in week 1.
The goal is simple: when the right person lands on the page, they understand why they should subscribe fast.
These are the first few touchpoints after someone decides to subscribe, and they shape what that new reader expects from you next.
You'll leave with them written and ready to publish.
We'll write the first real email your new subscriber gets.
It'll reinforce why they joined, introduce what makes your newsletter worth reading, and give them a useful reason to click, reply, and keep going.
See strong positioning, landing pages, signup flows, confirmation pages, and welcome emails in the wild. You'll have examples to reference while you build each piece, so you're never staring at a blank page wondering what "good" looks like.
All the checklists, templates, and robust AI tools we'll work from during the challenge. They'll help remove the "blank page" problem.
We also have 2 Live Q&A calls where we can look at your work together and get specific feedback on the parts that feel stuck.
You're not doing this alone. You'll be building with other newsletter creators working through the same 4 assets at the same time. Useful for getting unstuck, seeing how other people solve the same problems, and actually finishing the work. We have dedicated Circle spaces to share what you're working on and get questions answered.
By the end of 4 weeks, the 4 core assets are built. You'll also keep the swipe files, templates, prompts, and tools we use to build them.
This isn't 4 weeks of collecting more newsletter advice.
It's 4 weeks of building and publishing the things you keep meaning to fix.
Before we change anything, we need to know what we're working with.
We'll look at where subscribers are coming from, how your current signup experience performs, and what happens after someone joins.
You'll get a clear picture of what's working, what's weak, and what deserves attention first.
By the end of Week 0:
You'll have your baseline and know what you're fixing.
Your positioning shapes almost every decision that comes after it.
It affects what you say on your landing page (and socials), how you introduce the newsletter, what new subscribers expect, and how easy it is for someone to explain your newsletter to a friend.
We'll get clear on:
By the end of Week 1:
You'll have the messaging the rest of your newsletter can build around.
Now we'll turn that positioning into a page that earns more subscribers from the attention you're already getting.
We'll work through the headline, structure, proof, and call to action so someone can land on the page and understand the value fast.
No making people scroll 4 screens before they understand why they should subscribe.
By the end of Week 2:
Your improved landing page will be live.
Someone just subscribed.
Their interest is higher right now than it will be 3 weeks from now.
That moment deserves more than a default "Confirmed - you're subscribed." message.
We'll decide what should happen next based on your newsletter, your business, and the relationship you want to build with readers.
By the end of Week 3:
Your post-signup experience will have a clear job, and it'll be live.
The welcome email is one of the few emails almost every new subscriber opens.
So we're going to make it earn its place, and make sure it's driving replies, showcasing your best work, and building a relationship with your readers.
By the end of Week 4:
Your improved welcome email will be live.
I run Growth In Reverse, a newsletter with 40k+ subscribers.
I've spent the last 4 years reverse engineering how the best newsletters grow. Thousands of hours of research, written dozens of deep dives, and interviewed some of the best to do it. I've studied everyone from Justin Welsh to 1440 to Codie Sanchez.
The pattern that shows up again and again? The creators who grow fastest are fanatical about their subscriber experience - they care about the experience because they know it makes them stand out. New subscribers feel like they joined something special, not just another newsletter.
But this challenge isn't about me pretending I have all the answers.
Yes, I've learned a lot. But almost every day I still find a landing page, signup flow, or welcome email that makes me stop and think, okay, that's smart.
So I'm doing this challenge with you.
I'll share the frameworks, examples, and patterns I already know, but I'll also be studying, testing, and improving right alongside you.
I won't pretend there's one perfect way to do this. It's about building a great experience and improving it over time.
You'll have everything that makes doing the work easier.
Just kidding, I'm not going to make up numbers for everything to try and impress you.
Because 4 weeks of implementation, live calls, and all of these resources are worth way more than $249. We both know that.
And for the next 48 hours, you can grab it for $50 off.
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There's enough newsletter advice on the internet to keep all of us busy until 2047.
You probably don't need:
You need to see what good looks like and get your version live.
That's why we're using:
Examples, teardowns, swipe files, templates, AI tools, live sessions, feedback, and recordings.
The goal isn't to make you smarter about newsletter landing pages.
The goal is to get yours finished.
If people can already subscribe, it's not too early.
You don't need thousands of subscribers before positioning matters.
And there's no reason to wait until thousands of people have moved through a mediocre experience before fixing it.
If you haven't started the newsletter yet, this is your chance to do it right the first time.
No.
Publishing for 2 years doesn't automatically mean your landing page is good.
The bigger your newsletter gets, the more people are going to have this (maybe okay?) first impression. If that sentence made you uncomfortable, me too. I'm going to be revamping my onboarding with you.
No. Kit, Substack, Mailchimp, beehiiv, Kajabi, or whatever you already use.
The buttons change but the job doesn't.
Note: Yes, I know Substack is a special place. We'll have examples and ways you can work with what you've got :)
No.
Local newsletters, anonymous newsletters, professional-service, investing, niche industry publications. They can all look different.
Onboarding principles are the same whether you write about tech, business, health, parenting, or anything else. We're answering the same 4 fundamental questions for your audience and your newsletter.
Maybe you should.
But another PDF can't fix a newsletter people still don't understand.
The newsletter itself needs to be compelling enough for the right person to want it.
That's what we fix first.
Absolutely.
You can Google best practices. Study successful newsletters. Subscribe to 50 welcome sequences. Ask AI.
The information is out there, for free. Yet you still haven't done anything with it.
If "fix landing page" has been sitting on your list for 6+ months, another article probably isn't the missing ingredient.
About 2-3 hours per week.
Some weeks may take less. Some may take more.
But we're actually building things during this time.
And if you miss a live session, recordings will be available.
Imagine someone discovering your newsletter.
They click.
They immediately understand what they're going to get and why it matters.
They subscribe. They read, click, reply, and stick around.
And they keep replying to your emails, because you've built the relationship the right way.
Meanwhile:
"Fix landing page"
and
"Rewrite welcome email"
aren't sitting on your to-do list anymore.
They're live.
And now you can go back to obsessing over growth.
Except every new person you bring in is walking into a much stronger subscriber experience.