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Ideas for growing newsletter audience?
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QUICKBYTE
What ideas do you have to grow a newsletter audience for
https://www.quickbyte.tech/
I have grown my twitter audience to 78k in 2 years. So, I think I have some ideas that you could use:
1- Prepare good content! This may sound obvious, but it is not. You need to know what your audience like? You can find this by researching social media and see what kind of content that your audience engage with, trending topics (twitter trends), most engaged content...etc. You can get creative here. Make it high quality by contracting some freelance photo and video editors to help you.
2- Keep your message clear. For example, (Latest News in AI).
3- Keep your content balanced so that people don't get bored. There are four content categories that I usually use equally: educational, entertaining, challenging and slightly controversial.
4- Stay present to the current narrative of your audience. When people are talking about some economic challenges, connect your content to that. For example, write content about how AI can help with that.
5- Use images, videos and memes from time to time.
6- Clearly ask people to subscribe to get more/exclusive content.
7- Be consistent.
Good luck!
Great stuff! Thank you!
Whats your twitter? I'd love to follow you!
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Very impressive. If I knew that language, it would make a lot more sense to me, but the amount of followers is great!
Thanks, brother.
I am sure you will get there soon. Just keep on it, try different approaches and double down on what works!
Best of luck, Tyler!
Thanks Ali! Appreciate it.
I'd like to offer a silver bullet, but there isn't one.
🤞
Yours,
KodingKitty
Thank you! It's always nice to be reminded not to give up. If I find the silver bullet, I'll let you know! lol
Partner with other newsletters with the same audience, cross-promote each other's work.
Any tips on how to go about finding other newsletters with the same audience and how to approach them?