Have you ever noticed how the things you know and do without thinking might be the exact thing someone else needs to hear? Itâs funny, right? What feels like âjust another dayâ for you could be life-changing advice for someone else. Sharing what you know can really help others. This can be done through what we call âcontent creationâ: blog posts, social media, or newsletters. You know how those social media posts, YouTube videos, and blogs are helpful. But something you might not be seeing is that, if youâre looking for a way to connect with people on a deeper level, starting a newsletter is one of the best ways to do it. Well, why a newsletter? Newsletters offer a more personal connection than social media or blogs. They bypass algorithms, delivering content directly to readers' inboxes, so more people see what you write. This helps build stronger relationships with your readers. You can share more in-depth information, start conversations, and create a sense of community. Moreover, newsletters provide excellent monetization opportunities, such as promoting your own products or services and even offering subscriptions to your audience. A newsletter can find the most loyal audience who value your expertise or, we can say, content. In other words: âĄď¸ Direct Connection: Your message goes straight to your readersâ inboxes. No need to worry about social media algorithms. âĄď¸ Build Trust: When you show up regularly, your readers will look forward to hearing from you. âĄď¸ Personal Engagement: Share useful tips, news, and special offers to make your readers feel important. âĄď¸ Monetization: Promote and sell your products or services to a dedicated audience who values your expertise. If youâre thinking about trying it, download this simple newsletter starter checklist and take the first step toward creating a newsletter! Cheers, Minosh. â |
Helping everyday people start and grow their online businesses with strategies and tools that get results.
You walk into a store. If the first 15 seconds donât grab your attention, youâll probably walk right out. Thatâs exactly what happens on websites too. Youâve got just 15 seconds to make someone feel welcome and interested in what you have to offer. Yes, thatâs the average time spent on a website. Most website owners havenât figured this out yet. So, how do you grab their attention right away? đ Lead magnets, such as PDFs, quizzes, or action plans, are like a free taste test but for capturing...
You may not think much about color, but your website visitors, customers, social media followers, newsletter subscribers, and potential business partners do, even if they donât realize it. Studies show that 62% to 90% of product choices are made based on color alone⌠and it happens in just 90 seconds. Thatâs fast. And it matters. So, what do colors actually mean to people? Hereâs what Iâve learned about how colors make people feel: đ´ Red/Orange: Brings urgency and energy. Great for fast food,...
Did you know? A survey by McKinsey found that 70% of buying experiences are based on how customers feel about the brand, not just the product itself. Thatâs powerful. And when you think about brands like Apple, it makes total sense. People donât just buy an iPhone or a MacBook⌠They buy the feeling that comes with it. When you walk into an Apple Store or visit their website, everything feels easy, clean, and exciting. And when the product finally arrives at your door, even the box feels...