Growth in Reverse shares some growth strategies from top newsletters.

Big Ideas:
💥 How Codie Sanchez bought and sold a newsletter to grow her audience.
💥 How the Car Dealership Guy grew an anonymous account to 400,000 Twitter followers and 65,000 newsletter subscribers.
💥 Leveraging Product Hunt for subscribers.
💥 LinkedIn for subscriber growth.
💥 Optimizing for conversions.
💥 Video based cross promotions.
💥 How Justin Welsh borrowed an audience to balidate and create a $1M digital Product

How Peter Yang uses AI to:

1. Extract insights from long podcasts, YouTube videos, and articles.
2. Turn raw transcripts into polished articles.
3. Craft headlines and YouTube thumbnails using the best examples.
4. Create viral posts using his best LinkedIn and X posts.
5. Edit newsletter articles using his best-performing articles.

Related Link:
Master the Perfect ChatGPT Prompt Formula This is a good example of exactly how to write detailed prompts.

Interesting article on coining unique phrases that spread.

"Words can plant ideas in your mind forever. You read them, they click, they stick. Often, we attribute such insights to books — Growth Hacking, Inbound Marketing, The Lean Startup.

Books certainly spread breakthrough ideas, but it's rarely where they're born. Each of the examples I just mentioned started from somewhere else: blockbuster blogs."

via @iniatorcreator

"What is a Pre-Newsletter CTA?

CTA: Call To Action.
Pre-Newsletter CTA: Pre-Newsletter Call To Action.
How It Works: A day before your newsletter goes out you post a teaser for it (24 hours is usually the best timing) with a direct call to action to sign up."

via @sparkloop

"Simple ways to improve the look of your creations without hiring a designer."

Josh Spector interviews designer Nate Kadlac on how to think about your rebrand.