Our Fortune Training Course teaches students how to create a paid newsletter that can generate up to six figures on the side.
When students take the course they quickly realize 3 things:
1) Paying for ads can take (and waste) a lot of money.
2) You don’t need a following to earn income.
3) Earning money part-time is easier than they thought!
We use the term (and named the site) “PaidLetter” to refer to digital products that generate income. The primary model we advocate is a paid newsletter.
Some of our students initially felt like a newsletter was boring and thought that it just collected dust in desktop folders. This is true of most ‘freebie newsletter’ that require the publishers to find sponsors.
But when subscribers pay for their curated content it changes everything (including your lifestyle).
Now our students are seeing ‘the light’.
Recent changes in the social media landscape, including the pandemic, have led many to realize the financial power of paid newsletters.
Students now understand that a fortune can be made from paid newsletters with a modest monthly price ($9 to $47).
But our System generates lucrative curated content that can demand even higher price points!
The paid newsletter has become one of the hottest categories online.
Physical Products Nightmares
There is a well-known online marketer who used to sell physical products (exotic teas) on Amazon FBA. But after years of dealing with “the race to the bottom” and shipping nightmares, she saw the light. She now promotes a digital product.
Even social media celebrities are discovering the many benefits of the paid newsletter model.
Our System Converts Readers into Subscribers
You may be in the group that believes that people don’t like to pay a monthly fee (subscription) for anything!
Yet each month (and in some cases each day) people engage in the following “subscription” behavior:
– buy a cup of coffee
– get their hair styled (or cut)
– buy lunch
Now they are doing this on a ‘subscription’ basis. Yet that thought never occurs to them.
Why?
Because they value the service or item they are buying.
Single Operated Newsletter Model
Our students learn that the key to providing real value online is Transformation. Your subscribers must be changed by your content. This is what creates money to change lifestyles.
The money readers (subscribers) will pay for curated content is modest compared to the value they are receiving.
A closely guarded secret is that the more money your paid newsletter makes your subscriber the longer they will stay!
Sure, many paid newsletters have nothing to do with money. But the ones that let our students walk away from jobs, and bosses, also make income for their subscribers.
What is your Single Operated Newsletter’s purpose?
You must be clear about what the content in your newsletter will provide and why it’s worth the money you’re asking for it.
Your newsletter must contain “the product”.
Meaning that your paid newslettere must be self-contained.
Our Proprietary System makes this whole process much easier (without using social media, Facebook, or YouTube). And you can only get this Proprietary System from PaidLetter.
Your content must be relevant
Since you are running a paid newsletter you already know the demographics.
But don’t get lazy.
Your content must still be worthy of the price that readers are paying or they will unsubscribe.
What Makes PaidLetter Different
Remember, other newsletter platforms give you the mechanics for sending out a paid newsletter. And most don’t even let you access the database that you built!
But only PaidLetter specializes in the psychology of converting readers into subscribers and will let you access our Proprietary System that makes getting your first 200 subscribers a breeze.
(And 200 subscribers paying only $47 a month is a six-figure income that you have made on the side).
Want to Take A Peek Behind the Curtain and Discover How It’s Done?
Our (S.O.N.) paid newsletter is searched for by a million readers each DAY! See PROOF here.
Click here to get your Free Week of our paid newsletter without needing a credit card.
