COMING SOON
A community created for and by newsletter newbies.
Learn from others who are on the same journey as you are. The same questions, concerns, struggles, and frustrations. It's great to learn from pros but they often can't relate to someone just starting out. That's where NewbLetter comes in :)
SO, WHAT IS IT?
Imagine having a place where you can connect with others who are at a similar point in their newsletter journey.
That's NewbLetter.
What To Expect
The earliest members of NewbLetter will help to shape it, but here's the general idea for starters.
Small Group
The community will be limited to a small number of members, by design. This will help ensure that everyone feels comfortable participating.
Dedicated Spaces
You'll have specific areas to discuss the various topics: tech, content, collaboration, strategies, etc. You won't have to scroll endlessly to find what you need.
Feedback Welcome
This isn't about one person. Your input will be important when deciding what NewbLetter should be. Let's build something special!
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Get on the waitlist and be the first to know when the NewbLetter community launches. The first group will be small, so be sure to get in early!
QUESTIONS
You might be asking...
The platform I've landed on is Tribe.so. The free plan is incredibly generous (up to 100 members) and it was super duper easy to get started. It offers dedicated spaces/topics, in which members can have relevant conversations. If you've ever been part of a Circle-powered community, Tribe is very similar. It also connects with Zapier, which is nice because I can create some helpful automations :)
Oh, sorry. My name is Nick Simard. As my day job, I'm a Sr. Community Manager at Zapier. My newsletter is App Chat. I started it recently and when I asked on Twitter whether anyone would be interested in a community like this, I got some positive responses. So here we are! You can find me on Twitter. If we're not already connected, feel free to DM me!
Nope. It's 100% free. Will it always be? Hard to say, depending how things go and whether it can become a value-packed community. Early members will definitely get a killer deal, if and when it ever becomes a paid community. For now, it costs absolutely nothing.
As a member of NewbLetter, the hope is that you'll contribute to the community. That can be in the form of asking questions, answering other people's questions, making suggestions to help improve the community, supporting and cheering on fellow newbie newsletter-ers. That sort of thing. If you decide it's not for you, no worries! I'd appreciate a heads up, so I can then let someone else in (remember: we're starting out small and exclusive).
You can reach me at nick@appch.at if you've still got questions about NewbLetter :)