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The Newsletter Growth Lab

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7 contributions to The Newsletter Growth Lab
Live Growth Board Week 5!!!!💪
Hey everyone! We are back! And we are soon gonna have new members in! Let's start this the good way! What did your week look liked? For me: Subscriber count now: 1542 (previously 1541) Open rate now: 22% (previously 26%) Notes published: 25 (previously 25) Preparing the new cohort was a lot of work😅 which got me relaxing a bit, now I am fully back and we start strong with a New Live Growth Board. What happened in the last 2 week? A new product? A new collaboration? Let me know down below!👇And let's continue the good work!
3 likes • 20d
Subscriber count: 266 (from 251) Open rate: 22% (from 22%) Notes published: 14 (from 14)
How to make the best plan each week? (Do you need one?)
Hey everyone! 👋 Let’s continue this week’s theme: planning. At first glance, planning looks simple.But is it really? The answer is no. A good plan can make your week much easier and actually move you forward. But the mistake I see most often is this: people overload their week with ideas and actions… and end up completing only 1 or 2 things. And honestly, I’m guilty of this too. Just last week, I had so many ideas that I didn’t even know where to start. Between: • 💰 Monetization • 📈 Newsletter growth • 💬 Newsletter engagement • ⚙️ Automations • 🧰 Tools and systems …I felt completely stuck. Everything felt useful.But not everything felt urgent. And that’s the real challenge: 👉 How do you prioritize the right actions with the time you actually have? Here’s the system I use. 🧠 1. Know your real time First, I create a complete schedule of my day. I map out: - My classes - My free time - The small time blocks between activities This is important because you need to know how much work can realistically fit into your day. Most people plan for 8–10 hours of work, when they actually only have 2–3 real hours. 🎯 2. Define big goals and small goals Next, I separate my goals into two levels. Big goal (3 months)The main outcome you want to achieve. Small goals (weekly)The milestones that move you toward the big goal. The important thing here is that we don’t plan the dream, we plan the actions. 📋 3. List the actions behind each goal Now I write down every action that contributes to those goals. Even if you already know what works, you still need to plan and reflect. Listing actions helps you see which actions actually create which results. ⚡ 4. Prioritize the actions Once everything is listed, I rank them by urgency. 🔴 Very urgentActions you must do every day 🟠 Urgent but manageableActions you do 3 times per week 🟡 Useful but not urgentActions you do once per week ⚪ Not urgent right nowGood ideas, but not important at your current stage This step alone removes a lot of overwhelm.
1 like • Mar 18
I think that my system is mostly optimal right now. I don’t see that many things that need to change.
1 like • Mar 20
Yes, I still have free time in my day.
Substack New feature: Schedule Your Notes 😱
It’s insane! If you didn’t know, Substack just added a new scheduling features for your Notes. We either used to publish Notes manually or use an external web browser. Both was good but either took time or money. This feature is native to Substack which means you don’t have to leave your page open. It’s a game changer: you can be 10x more consistent and scheduled all your notes in advance. You can also publish a lot more notes this way and analyze the winning one after. Here’s the strategy that I will use: 1. Research all of my winning Notes and all the winning Notes from propel in my niche. 2. Use Claude to analyze it all and batch me 120 notes (4 notes a day). Want to focus on different angles, hooks, formats to test and analyze the winning angles. 3. Add my little touch and review them all. 4. Use the scheduling option to stay consistent for the next month without touching anything. 5. Let’s the results and fails come in. Analyze them all after 1 month to figure out the best notes that bring results. I would love your opinion. What do you think of this feature? How will you use it? 👇
Substack New feature: Schedule Your Notes 😱
1 like • Mar 20
That’s almost exactly my plan. I just upload my own content, 3 other creators and give Claude set rules to analyze and write notes in templates. I just schedule the next week of notes already and it’s been great.
Live Growth Board Week 3!!!!💪
Another week, another growth board. What did your week look liked? For me: Subscriber count now: 1517 (previously 1461) Open rate now: 27% (previously 25%) Notes published: 22 (previously 16) Pics: This week I created one new product draft, my first Live Event and en email sequence to nurture my subscribers. (More things that you will learn too in our weekly group call, this March 22) What did you created this week? P.S Don’t hesitate to share pictures of your growth too!!
Live Growth Board Week 3!!!!💪
1 like • Mar 18
Subscriber count now: 291 (previously 272) Open rate now: 22% Notes published: 21
Live Growth Board Week 1
Subcriber now: 1417 Open Rates: 25% Notes published: 10 Pics: Goal: I want to reach 2,5k subscribers. Go to 30% open rates, publish 21 Notes weekly!💪
Live Growth Board Week 1
2 likes • Mar 5
Subscribers now: 266 Open rates: 23% Notes published: 21/week Goal: develop a genuine relationship with readers and grow to 1k subscribers.
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Nathaniel C
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Hi, I’m Nathaniel and I help writers scale their writing through productivity

Active 19d ago
Joined Feb 25, 2026