New to substack. All I know is I'm willing to do a newsletter about poetry and Ai. Don't know what to do next. Covered all the free material in the classroom. It's long-winded and boring I must say. What top 3 actions I can take to crush it ASAP?

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Hey everyone, I'm back! 👋 I took a little break as my summer job started, and I wanted to give you a quick update. For the rest of the summer, this community will stay active with posts, Q&As, and discussions to help you stay accountable and get the best results possible. I need your help to make it even better, so don't hesitate to share your questions, wins, and struggles! That said, I'll be a little less active during the week because of work, so it's normal if you see fewer posts from me. I'll still do my best to show up consistently. I'd also love to see some of you share your own posts, lessons, or questions. That's how we build a great community together. That's all for now, I'm excited to see everyone's progress! 🚀 Question: What's your plan for the summer, both on Substack and in your personal life?

I'm opening enrollment on July 8 for a 90-day cohort called The Glow-Up Reset. Ten spots, women in life transition, 90 days of guided work with tools and a private audio series. I've been a free newsletter writer for four years. Converting that audience to a paid cohort is a completely different muscle. A few things I've learned in the build-up: The landing page matters less than the relationship you've already built. People aren't buying the program — they're buying the person they've been reading for months. Naming the transformation specifically ("you'll have clarity, alignment, and direction") converts better than describing the deliverables. I'm still figuring out how to drive more survey responses before enrollment opens. If anyone has cracked that, I'd love to know what worked. Would love to hear from anyone who has launched a cohort or paid program from a Substack audience — what surprised you most?

You’re here because you don’t just want subscribers. You want real readers. Real influence. Real leverage. And that already puts you ahead of 90% of people who say “I should start a newsletter” … but never build one. Here’s what to do next: 👉 Go in the comments section and introduce yourself. 😄 (You will a template to use there.) 👉 Go to the Classroom 👉 Start with Newsletter Foundations (Start Here) 👉 Follow the Week 1 action steps and complete your first actions This is where invisible creators become trusted voices. Let’s build something that compounds. 🔥 And Have Fun!!! — PS: Are you ready to rock this journey!? 👇