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The full free-first pricing and trust framework on what to give away, what to charge for, and the monetization sequence that converts readers into buyers without paywalls.
Once you have something to sell, people still have to find it. This is the 40-minute workshop on the 11 places your Substack can point readers to your offer, plus a checklist for setting them up.
This one's the bigger picture: how a single Substack turns into nine revenue streams without you writing more. Eight modules, including the one where you turn posts you've already written into 90 days of content in about an hour.
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I truly understood for the first time how to build a business with Substack. The roadmap gave me clarity: first lay the foundation with content, subscribers, and a product, then set up and automate the entire system. I found it particularly helpful how relaxed the topic of selling came across.
This gave me the information that can only be gained through experience or trial and error. I chose to buy this product so that I don't have to go through the trial and error, and Landon delivered.
Landon is one of the very few people I trust when it comes to marketing and strategy. He's a true expert in this space with enormous experience, and he knows how to apply that experience in a very smart and efficient way.
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Pay anything and your access page is ready the moment you check out. Take it free and the download is waiting on the next page, with your permanent library link emailed to you.
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