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What'd we learn this year?
This week, let’s reflect on what we learned this year in terms of: Our project / art / craft / music Our relationship with social media Starting…
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Give fans a reason to leave social media and subscribe to your newsletter
And do it often
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November 2023
Let's ignore new social media platforms
Devote time and energy engaging the people right in front of you
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How to never need to beg your fans for attention
Being more exciting than an online catalog is a good start
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A podcaster left social media and nothing changed
Less time on socials means doing more of what you love doing
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Your work is changing culture
Let's make sure your fans have a space to change it with you
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October 2023
Collaboration is how you'll grow your audience
Plus an invitation to join our weekly Zoom call
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Your Marketing Should Be As Unique as Your Art
Maybe doing what everyone else is doing isn't the answer
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Flip social media from "come hang" to "you missed out"
Same effort, but different vibes
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Find out why you should stop promoting your social media accounts in your newsletters
Plus prompts for sending a great newsletter this week
How to make clicking a link a no-brainer for your fans
Make sure your audience is getting something in return for their attention
See How Teenage Wrist Promote Their Tour By Telling a Story
Plus ideas for your next newsletter
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