Cringe-Free Launching


Last weekend, I created a new course, Reader

That was the easy bit.

Next step is writing the launch emails 😐🫣🤷‍♀️

I'd rather not.

So, instead, I've written a blog post about how to write cringe-free launch emails.

Want to work with me 1-1 to plan your next launch or promotion? Book a 20-minute Unjumble here. - I'd much rather work on your launch than mine.

P.S. The new course is called (after your votes) Listen Up: A guide to discovering what your audience really wants, needs, and thinks about.

Passholders, you've got early access here.

Everyone else - it'll be available from early June - click here to be notified as soon as it goes on sale.

Can't wait? Become an All Access Passholder here.

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