I’d like you to do the reading, digesting and commenting- ergo the linkfest (nomen est omen) is of limited interest. I’m prepared to pay for a smart take on all the c**p and I don’t want to have to wade through it myself. Less is more! (Winston Churchill wouldn’t read it if it was on more than one side of paper. Montaigne apologised for writing a long letter as he didn’t have time to write a short one.)
Really smart to frontload the transition chat before ramping up commitment. The daily linkfest format could work well, especially if it stays tightly curated rather than drifting into link overload. One thing worth considering is that subscriber expectations around frequency can get tricky when you shift from weekly to daily, since people subconsiously start checking at set times. Maybe soft-launching with a "when we have somehting valuable" approach for the first month could help calibrate what feels sustainable?
A mix of online and (private) in-person events world be a great package. A famous Dr Stu's Naked Short Club broadcast has been running for 10+ years, no blog posts, pure live radio, but would benefit from some events. Emulating the literary festival tradition.
I would like to make one payment for everything. The Peg, X and The Blind Spot.
I care about the information and the understanding. It is not important for me if there are gaps.
I pay for expertise which you have and I'd rather you don't get any more stressed than absolutely necessary.
I propose that you will be massively successful.
I’d like you to do the reading, digesting and commenting- ergo the linkfest (nomen est omen) is of limited interest. I’m prepared to pay for a smart take on all the c**p and I don’t want to have to wade through it myself. Less is more! (Winston Churchill wouldn’t read it if it was on more than one side of paper. Montaigne apologised for writing a long letter as he didn’t have time to write a short one.)
Really smart to frontload the transition chat before ramping up commitment. The daily linkfest format could work well, especially if it stays tightly curated rather than drifting into link overload. One thing worth considering is that subscriber expectations around frequency can get tricky when you shift from weekly to daily, since people subconsiously start checking at set times. Maybe soft-launching with a "when we have somehting valuable" approach for the first month could help calibrate what feels sustainable?
A mix of online and (private) in-person events world be a great package. A famous Dr Stu's Naked Short Club broadcast has been running for 10+ years, no blog posts, pure live radio, but would benefit from some events. Emulating the literary festival tradition.