Hello everyone, I was planning to stop my daily posts to focus entirely on theory for a while This is because I dont have a lot of time on the weekdays, and I was focusing more on the breakdowns to have something to post hahaha So I was going very very slow on the Classroom courses. But it was brought to my attention that, while I've been posting mainly for accountability, the posts might be helping other people too :) So I'll try and keep them coming Find attached the breakdown for one of Kit's emails on their AI features. Good for two things: - convert free users into a subscription plan - reduce churn by presenting cool or unique features that current subscribers will want to use *** As for what I did these days: - Completed the missing modules on the Starter Kit, Direct Response Ghostwriter, Twitter Growth Playbook - Fixed my X profile, been a bit active in there. Already have around 15 founders following me back and a couple more coming in every other day. - When thinking about reaching out, I figured I don't have an actual offer, so: - Now going through List Boss to package that into an offer and start reaching out once I have something clear

Hello! Hope everyone's doing great, learning, reaching out to prospects, anything but giving up or procrastinating hahaha Today was a busy day, so I just broke down a short email and watched a single video on the Direct Response ghostwriter course. Sharing it below! See you guys tomorrow :)

- $250 one time fee for convert kit set up - squeeze page, email infrastructure, sub domain set up - $40-$100 per month for ongoing maintenance, analytics and newsletter sending - Nabeels 'List Boss' was the course that directly helped me land this gig Below is the UpWork gig post I submitted the proposal for and won: Cost to apply was ~20 connects = ~$3 USD "Kit (ConvertKit) Email Setup Specialist for Children's Book Newsletter – Technical Implementation Looking for a reliable, proactive Kit Specialist who can make the technical side seamless so I can focus on writing! I am an independent children’s book author with an existing book website . I need a Kit (ConvertKit) expert to set up and optimize a focused newsletter to drive traffic to the site, grow the waitlist, and support pre-orders for my upcoming release. I will provide all email copy, subject lines, and content myself. Your role is purely technical implementation, design integration, and optimization. Scope of Work: Set up and fully optimize my Kit account (forms, landing pages, automations, tags/segments, integrations). Connect Kit seamlessly to my existing website for opt-in forms and waitlist. Build a simple welcome sequence (3–5 emails) and 1–2 automation flows using the copy I provide. Create clean, mobile-friendly email templates that incorporate my whimsical book illustrations and brand (warm, adventurous, family-friendly). Set up basic analytics/tracking (opens, clicks, UTM links to the website). Provide guidance on best practices for deliverability and list growth. 1–2 rounds of revisions after I review. Ongoing (Optional Phase) Light monthly support for importing new broadcasts I write, minor tweaks, and performance reports (2–5 hours/month). Required Skills: Strong expertise with Kit/ConvertKit (setup, automations, templates, integrations) — must share previous examples. Experience designing email templates in Kit (or similar) with images and strong CTAs.

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They announced the new Ferrari Luce in May 2026. - Four electric motors - 1,035 horse power - 0 - 100 km/h in ~2.5 seconds What could go wrong? The looks. And boy did they go wrong. They went for an ultra minimalist look, trying to copy other EV vehicle makers I guess? But when has Ferrari copied others? The people didn't stay quiet. Ferrari's shares dropped about 8% in a week. This flop became an internet trend. Ferrari really messed up. But you know who did NOT mess up? Toblerone. They took the opportunity and jumped into the trend. Fun post, community engagement, and a reminder that your product's identity matters.