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Check out Ruby Remote Conf! 01:47 - Josh Earl Introduction 02:23 - Creating Email Courses 03:57 - Marketing vs Email Courses 15:26 - Length 18:49 - Opt-in Forms 21:48 - Single vs Double Opt-in 26:28 - Keeping People Engaged 29:26 - Offering Discount Codes 33:35 - Content 41:32 - Tips for Telling Better Stories 44:45 - Agitation 47:22 - Competition and What Comes Next? 51:02 - Asking People to Share 54:39 - Selling Services Picks
- The New York Times Mobile App (Reuven)
- Slate Plus (Reuven)
- Double Your Freelancing Conference Europe (Reuven) Discount Code: FREELANCER
- On Writing Well, 30th Anniversary Edition: An Informal Guide to Writing Nonfiction by William Zinsser (Jonathan)
- Jonathan's Webinars (Jonathan)
- Fitbit One (Chuck)
- The Entreprogrammers Podcast (Chuck)
- Wired for Story: The Writer's Guide to Using Brain Science to Hook Readers from the Very First Sentence by Lisa Cron (Josh)
- Scrivener (Josh)
- Strides (Josh)
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