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He will definitely have a lot to say about how to do this. Tiago Forte’s book Build a Second Brain is being published in 3 days. That’s a system for note-taking with modern digital tools so that you never run out of knowledge, topics or ideas for your newsletter. One thing that will definitely help you with research is a “second brain”. This week, I thought it was a good idea to collect some processes, methods, or tools for you. Jobs to be done by a newsletter authorĮvery newsletter author knows they have to go through the same 5 steps to get a successful newsletter out to the public. Fun stuff: This week in my inbox and on Twitter.The new, free(!) tool we’re creating to help you get more subscribers for your newsletter.What it takes to get your job(s) done as a newsletter author.It’s Matthias here again with a new issue of News Bundler Weekly.
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