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Pre-sales open on Friday

It’s almost here. On Friday, 28 August, pre-sales for *Build Your Own Profitable Newsletter* will open.

And now I can also show you what it’s going to look like:

The book will be published on 1 October as a e-book and will be delivered as soon as it arrives.

If you pre-order before 1 October, you’ll receive something you won’t get anywhere else: a place on a live online workshop, where I’ll go through the book’s key points, we’ll do a couple of exercises together, and you can ask any questions you have about your own newsletter. That’s when things really start to fall into place, when you can ask about your own situation, rather than just reading about others’.

The whole package costs 7 dollar, The workshop is only included with pre-orders after 1 October, the book can still be purchased, but without the workshop.

In the book, you’ll meet, amongst others, Kathrine, who built a fully booked business without networking, and Mette, who had 2,600 readers before she sent out her very first newsletter. Twelve real-life stories in total not just pipe dreams, but examples that can be replicated right here at home.

So if you’ve been thinking about starting a newsletter or have one that’s stalled then Friday is the day to keep an eye on your inbox.

See you on Friday.

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