I have no idea what hustle tips could be, and therefore have no reason to give you my email. You should let me know what you are going to be providing - perhaps a couple example tips?
Sure thing. By hustle tips, it could be either business/startup or lifehacks. Eg. I can share how to cold email someone or how to guess anyone's email.
Here's a tip on how to hustle: Show me a sample, so I know i won't be spending time on spam when I could be doing something productive. I need to feel like you got some skin in this game...
You should definitely put some examples up there. I've signed up to see what it is, but I suspect most of the people won't as it's just a text box to enter your email on some random page on the internet.
Also maybe consider sending todays tip or whatever (I still don't know what this is about) when you sign up, so the user gets instant something and is not surprised the next day when he already forgot subscribing to something ...
If you want to get lunch with someone in your company or are cold emailing them, tell them you want to hear their story. This way it touches their ego that someone actually thinks they are a big deal and wants to know more about them. It gives you a higher chance of them saying yes compared to just saying you want to get lunch with them. This applies especially if don't have any context to talk to them to start with.
Now this is just a sample tip. I will be getting tips from several folks who've done it before. Its not just going to be authored by me.
The aim of the newsletter is to empower people and give them a hustler state of mind.
Blog is great but there's something to be said about having a small email tip in the inbox every morning. But I'm hearing all the feedback as it comes. Maybe at some point it might make sense for it to be a blog then I can switch.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 65.7 ms ] threadAlso maybe consider sending todays tip or whatever (I still don't know what this is about) when you sign up, so the user gets instant something and is not surprised the next day when he already forgot subscribing to something ...
If you want to get lunch with someone in your company or are cold emailing them, tell them you want to hear their story. This way it touches their ego that someone actually thinks they are a big deal and wants to know more about them. It gives you a higher chance of them saying yes compared to just saying you want to get lunch with them. This applies especially if don't have any context to talk to them to start with.
Now this is just a sample tip. I will be getting tips from several folks who've done it before. Its not just going to be authored by me.
The aim of the newsletter is to empower people and give them a hustler state of mind.
But if this is just to spread knowledge, why not just doing the spreading through twitter, tumblr or a blog? :)