▲ 2 r/growyourdream
What’s one small thing you finished last week?
Let's celebrate, no matter how small you may think it is...
u/ceeczar — 3 days ago
u/ceeczar
r/NewsletterBusiness r/LinkedInTips r/Nigeria r/Substack r/promoteyournewsletter r/Newsletters r/SubstackPromos r/help r/CreativeRoom r/LinkedIn_Growth_B2B r/Communications r/growyourdream r/BlueskySocial
▲ 22 r/BlueskySocial
Just joined Bluesky. What's the next step? Can anyone help with a complete beginner's guide?
Please can anyone help with a complete step-by-step beginner's guide?
Full disclosure: heard Bluesky was helpful for newsletter creators.
And I have my own free newsletter
Just joined Bluesky but I don't want the usual "follow-for-follow" drama from X
Will prefer to build real connections and hopeful gain new subscribers naturally.
Would greatly appreciate if you can point me to any helpful resources.
Thanks
u/ceeczar — 6 days ago
Just made my first public LinkedIn post in decades. Now what's next? Help!
How do you promote on LinkedIn without the usual "guru" or "celebrity" vibe?
Been avoiding public posts on LinkedIn since I joined almost 20 years ago. (That was way before LinkedIn started feeling more and more like Facebook.) I have over 3200 connections, and I must have sent hundreds of DMs over the years.
Fast forward to today, I now have a newsletter. And a sizeable number of the people who viewed last week's edition came from LinkedIn
GULP!
The stats don't lie, right?
Finally made my first public LinkedIn post today. (Would have linked it here but not sure whether that would be flagged as self-promotion)
It was an excerpt from one of my newsletters, with a soft plug for the newsletter at the very end.
The question now is: what next?
Would greatly appreciate any guide on promoting on LinkedIn without being a "guru" or having to post pics of myself and whatever I may be doing at the time
u/ceeczar — 3 days ago
▲ 1 r/growyourdream
What’s one small thing you finished last week?
Let's celebrate, no matter how small you may think it is...
u/ceeczar — 10 days ago
Free promo for your brand
If you love reading books and sharing, would love to share your story with my readers - for free.
I write a newsletter about how smart people use ideas from books to improve their lives and careers.
Here's an example of what it looks like
It's a fun way to share what you know and connect with new people.
Would you like to be in the newsletter? Let me know and I will send you a few quick questions.
Thank you
u/ceeczar — 12 hours ago
▲ 1 r/growyourdream
Weekly reflection... & Share what you’re building
Before you share anything, please answer this:
What did you learn about yourself this week?
Then, feel free to share:
- Something you’re building
- A resource that helped you
- A project you want feedback on
Please keep it simple. Thanks
u/ceeczar — 13 days ago
We're doing something new here (and it will help you grow...)
Hey everyone
Thanks so much for your support on this journey
We all want to reach our big dreams.
Books can help us get there. But only if we use them!
That is why I'm starting something new. From now on, I'll be sharing ideas from my free newsletter, Book Partners.
At Book Partners, our motto is: Don't just read books. Use them to get things done and meet great people.
Want to join us? Click here to subscribe
P.S. Want to be featured for free? Do you have a cool story about a book that helped you? Let me know in the comments. I would love to feature you in the next newsletter!
What is ONE book that changed your life? Let's chat below
u/ceeczar — 15 days ago
▲ 5 r/Substack
Who is successfully promoting their newsletter on Reddit alone?
Reddit is the social media platform I'm most comfortable with.
Since starting my newsletter in April, there are several suggestions - even from Substack's marketing - to promote on platforms like Instagram and LinkedIn.
Just to give you an idea, my LinkedIn has over 3200 connections. But I have never posted there even once. (Have probably sent hundreds of DMs there, though)
Here's my point:
Aren't there people who are successfully promoting their newsletters using Reddit alone?
Or at least without the more dramatic platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, etc?
u/ceeczar — 16 days ago
▲ 1 r/help
Who do I report to? Noticed I was signed up to subs I never joined
Please who do I report this to?
Woke up today to notice weird posts in my feed (even some pornographic)
Then to my horror, saw that I'd been signed up - without my consent - to the following subs:
r/GymGainsHub
r/cctxr4r
r/SecurityCamera
r/ProductManagementJobs
r/homeassistant
r/FitGirlRepack
r/TotalMarketCycles
r/LivestreamFail
r/Appliances
r/AirForce
P.S. They seem to be increasing even as I leave them. Is there some sort of glitch?
More have just been added:
r/RepTime
r/expats
r/Denmark ...
u/ceeczar — 16 days ago
▲ 1 r/Substack
How do you see the emails of your subscribers on Substack?
Apart from the email notifications I get when people subscribe, can't seem to see their actual emails on the dashboard
When I use the URL https://substack.com/@[username]/subscribers all I see are the subscribers who have Substack accounts and the followers
If it's so difficult to see my subs' emails, how do I export the emails like I hear it's so easy to do on Substack?
Would greatly appreciate any specific guide. Thanks
u/ceeczar — 20 days ago
▲ 2 r/SubstackPromos
Synopsis:
I untangle book ideas into simple business habits.
My first issue covers how an $18,000 typo proves you need "fresh eyes" on your work. I focus on building deeper friendships and better routines without the "guru" vibes.
To keep the newsletter free, I also barter my marketing skills for your expertise instead of charging cash. It is a simple guide to growing through trades.
Who it is for:
Entrepreneurs and creators who want to grow through simple habits and honest bartering.
Genre: Newsletter/Self-Help/Business
Read the first issue here: https://bookpartners.substack.com/p/book-partners-newsletter
u/ceeczar — 2 months ago