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Newsletter partnerships and cross-promos

Hi all – I write a newsletter on productivity, performance, and growth. (www.andrew.today)

I launched 1.5 months ago, and have 300+ subscribers. I plan to hit 1.5k at the end of the year.

Would anyone like to partner – and cross promote or collab?

on April 21, 2021
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    Hey Andrew,

    So... This is an idea I keep coming back to, too. So absolutely interested if you're still looking to experiment with this. Let's connect and talk it through some more?

    For context - I run the remotebase newsletter (remotebase.co) currently around 750 subs and open rates sit at about 45% pretty consistently.

    In the past, I've looked at Swapstack.co to find smaller newsletters that might be open to cross-collabs (as opposed to paying for an ad). Admittedly, i have a shortlist, but haven't got around to reaching out to the creators/publishers yet.

    If that works though, it's an approach I intend to replicate with other newsletter focussed platforms.

    I think this is a growth method that's not been fully tapped yet!

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    Do you cover content about remote working and virtual events? If it’s within your category, happy to cross promo :)

    Here’s mine: https://virtualmojito.substack.com/

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    Hey @andruyeung congrats on your numbers, pretty solid. You should try and use something like getcrowdmagnet.com, I got some cross promotions that way and it is free.

    And if you are interested in having sponsors down the line, I'm building a tool to manage your sponsor slots in your newsletter. Maybe you are too early for it, but if you are interested to check it out take a look at getsponsy.com, it is now in closed beta but I can invite you in!

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    happy to connect. possibly build a google sheet for you and your audience for free. It could be a cross promotion or a sponsorship via BetterSheets.co