Posted on November 20, 2023.
The holiday season is upon us, which means it’s the perfect time to run promotions to increase your readership! But how do you run a promotion for your subscription?
That’s what we will be chatting about in today’s episode!
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#58: Episode Outline:
0:00:00 How to Set up a Promotion for Your Subscription
0:10:00 10 Promotion Ideas for Your Subscription
0:22:00 Marketing Your Promotion for Maximum Impact
#58: Episode Transcript
Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Subscriptions for Authors podcast. In this podcast, we talk all about how you can grow your subscription as a fiction author, and one of the really exciting things about subscriptions is actually getting to run promotions. And today we’re going to talk about limited time deals, discounts, all the fun things that you can do, and perfectly timed for the holiday season, because The holidays is a great time of the year to actually run deals, to run promotions, to actually try and grow your subscription.
For those who are new to the podcast, subscriptions are when a reader pays you either monthly, annually, or on some sort of recurring basis. Subscriptions are a really popular business model in the publishing space. It’s growing. Fiction authors now make over 20 million a year in subscriptions, and this is growing year over year.
We actually indexed a ton of authors doing well.
And today I want to talk to you about how you can grow your subscription and how you can grow your following, even your mailing list, by utilizing these tactics. So there’s going to be three parts to this podcast. The first part is going to be just talking about what a promotion looks like for your subscription and some of the parameters, aka ways that you can customize a promotion to work for you.
The second part of the podcast is going to run through like 10 different kinds of promotions, general frameworks that you can use to be successful in actually promoting your inscription. And then the last part of the podcast, I’m just going to go briefly through how to like launch and market promotion.
It’s gonna be general advice because everyone’s gonna have a different marketing strategy based on your genre and audience. But it should be able to get you started. So, I hope you enjoy this one. This is a special episode. We have actually lots of episodes coming out very soon. We have a backlog. There’s a reason we’ve been inconsistent with the podcast.
I’ve been in school this semester. I’m a senior. This is my senior fall. And we’ve been filming an episode every week. But actually getting around to publishing it is a different conversation. So, Don’t worry, we’ll be publishing a lot of episodes soon, and they’ll be coming out very, very shortly. I’m on Thanksgiving break now, so I can finally get around to publishing all the episodes.
And another thing you should know is that OnBreen, which is a subscription platform by fiction authors for fiction authors, we actually finally released promo codes! So you can actually set up promo codes as an author that can give your readers 100 percent off for a month, you can give subscriptions to readers, you can do limited time discounts, free trials, all this fun stuff.
We just went live with it. You can check out in the link in the description how you can request a promo code if you’re a Ream author and have an account in the platform. And if you don’t, it’s totally free to get your account started and set up your tiers where you can run promotions today. And you can find that out in the description below.
Okay, so with all this said, I think we’re ready to start diving into a little bit about how promotions work. And The basis of a promotion is actually based on a promotion code. There’s going to be a few types of promotions we talk about that don’t use promotion codes, but what I want to share is this really cool release that Ream has, and really this is something that a lot of other description platforms don’t have.
So the fact that Ream has this makes your marketing so much easier as an author, and what it is, it’s a code that a reader enters in at checkout, so they get to enter in the code, and it redeems an offer. And that offer is typically a discount of some form to a tier. As the author, you get to select what you want the promo code to be, you get to select what kind of discount you want it to be, and you even get to select the tier that you want it to be for.
So, I’m actually going to talk a little bit more about, one, how you can request these, and two, how you can actually make the promo code as customizable as possible. The best way to think about this is it’s an offer that you can give your readers that can drive urgency. One of the biggest things we see in subscriptions is that subscriptions are amazing when you get a reader to pay you monthly.
That consistent monthly support. But if there’s not urgency around signing up, sometimes it’s hard to get readers in. And to make it easier to get readers in, we can actually create these promotions that make it like, Oh, I’ve got to redeem this promotion now. Or, Ooh, if I get them on three, maybe I’ll stick around after that.
So that’s kind of the concept of promotions, and you can even use promotions to drive follower growth on platforms and to supercharge your subscription. So we’re going to talk about all of it. We’re going to talk about all the different ways that you can utilize promotions. But first, you should know how to actually create a promotion.
So either on the Ream Help Guides or you can find it in the link in the description, there’s a link to a form where you actually create the promo code. And it basically. It’s where you adjust the parameters to actually run your promotion. Then someone from the team will reach out and give you the promotion code and then you can share it with your readers.
In terms of actually how to customize this promotion code, there’s a few things. You first get to customize the name. And this is kind of self explanatory, but it’s important. It’s a big thing. You know. You can have your readers type in some random codes, but it’s really fun if it’s something that’s customizable to your brand.
Something that gets your readers excited because it feels special and from you. So that’s the first thing, customizing the name that readers will enter in at checkout. Whenever a reader is at checkout, they have the option to enter a code in. And also, We’re going to talk about what the offer is next, but what readers actually pay for when they check out.
If it’s 50 percent off, it’s very clearly displayed to them, their final billing price. So readers know what they’re paying. You don’t have to think about it. The promotion does all the work for you. So the second really important thing is the actual duration of the promo code. So. Rainbow Subscription Plot for Fiction Authors, and this is a Subscriptions for Authors podcast.
So we’re not talking about one time promotions. We’re actually talking about promotions for your subscription. So since subscriptions are monthly or annually, whatever the recurring basis is, the discount can last more than just one time because it’s a subscription. So you could choose to have it last for three months.
You choose to have it last for six months. It could just only be a month. It could be 12 months. It could even be forever. And, depending on the length of your subscription, you might be utilizing the promotion differently. Like, for instance, you probably don’t want to give every single reader a 12 month free subscription.
You might. But maybe you don’t. You probably don’t want to give every reader a forever subscription But maybe you want to give some readers on your beta team a year free subscription to be able to be a beta reader for You instead of reading. Maybe you want to give some folks Who in a contest a forever subscription or a year long subscription.
It’s totally up to you. These things are customizable The next part is the actual discount amount. So this can be in either percentages or dollars. So Let’s say you want to run a subscription for a month. Okay, cool You could do 50 percent off for the month, which would mean that they’re paying half price.
It could be 100 percent off, meaning that they’re paying, effectively, nothing. Or it could be a dollar amount off. It could be 3, it could be 5, it could be 10. Well, as long as your tier’s 10. If your tier’s not 10, then 10 off will just be zero. So, those are kind of the actual offer. What is your reader getting?
What is the actual discount at checkout? Then, there’s the tiers that you make it available to. So, It sounds great to run a free promotion, but it’s not very helpful if you have like a paperback tier that’s 100 a month that readers can just flood into for free. I mean, if you want that to happen. You can do that, and you can make it available to all your tiers.
You can also create different promotion codes for each tier, which is where the tier comes in. You get to select the tiers that you want your promo code to be available for, and you can create multiple promo codes, which is what makes this really nice. So maybe you want to have your entry level tier, your first tier free for all, and maybe if you’re higher tiers, you’ll give them a discount.
Maybe it’s 50 percent off for a month. Maybe it’s 20 percent off for three months straight. It’s up to you what you want that to be, but those are some good ways to think about it. Then, you get to actually customize the promotion code expiration date. This one’s big. The expiration date’s big. Um, this is really how you create a limited time promo code.
So, let’s say you’re running a Black Friday deal, and you want the Black Friday deal to expire at the end of November, which is pretty soon. Then you would create the Black Friday deal, it would expire in November, and then your readers have to redeem it by that date, or the code is not valid anymore. It won’t work.
And then, on top of doing a limited time date, which is optional, you don’t have to do a limited time date. You could have the code be available forever. You could also have redemption limit, where you can’t redeem more than 10 codes. So if more than 10 readers type in the code and redeem it, it won’t work for the 11th reader.
This is a way that if you want to make something basically scarce, so that only a certain number of people can actually redeem it, this is a great way to go about it. So I hope this is, like, sets the stage. for how promo codes can work. And I’m going to take a little pause because there’s a lot of info. I probably, you probably already, your mind’s racing with ideas.
You’re probably already thinking of all different ways you can use it. So if you’re excited about using it, like go to the link in the description and actually create your promo code. Share it with author friends. Share this far and wide. This is a public beta. We want everyone to use this. The team actually has to do some manual work in the background to make it work, but we want to do this work for you as our holiday present to all of you.
So. The kind of next stage, right, is thinking about all the different ways that you can actually utilize this. And all the different things that you can do. So I’m going to give you 10 ideas. And I think these ideas cover most of what’s making sense. Like, I feel like 90 plus percent of the different promotions that we’ll get on Ream are going to fall into these 10 different buckets.
And I say this because we’ve actually had a closed beta of promo codes for the last 3 or 4 months. So I’m going to be sharing some insights. that have worked in that closed beta. And from that, hopefully you all can run your own promotions that are very, very successful and help you grow your subscription.
I would love to hear what promotions you decide to do in the Facebook group. So if you’re not already in the Subscriptions for Authors Facebook group, just go to facebook. com slash Subscriptions for Authors. We’d love to have you inside. It’s an amazing, amazing community and we’d love to hear what promotions you’re running and help you succeed even further.
But the first potion type that I want to talk about is a deal, a limited time deal essentially. So this limited time deal is really good to do around the holidays and it could be something that you do like a specific Black Friday deal and then you could do a different deal around Christmas. Usually, traditionally like in the retailer model, just overall in the United States.
So, on Black Friday itself and that week, you’ll have like the most generous discount. And then you’ll also have a discount running in December that’s slightly less generous. So, it’s up to you how you want to do it. But how I’d recommend this is offering a discount to one or all or some of your tiers that’s only available for a limited period of time.
So, Some common examples that I would say would be, one, doing one or a few months free. Uh, doing a couple months at maybe 50 percent off. Those are the common things that we’ve seen. In data that I’ve seen so far, readers tend to convert better. to obviously free trials, um, or one or two or three months free, so having a certain amount up front that’s free.
You’ll get more conversions, but retention’s gonna be higher when it’s discounted and they’re paying at least some up front. What I mean by retention, right, is that you’re gonna always have a free trial drop off. So if someone signs up for a free trial or is paying, you know, three months nothing and then they start to get charged after that, the customer’s made aware of that.
So they can cancel anytime, and many do. Whereas if someone’s paying up front a little bit, the retention typically is higher. So there’s more art than science to this, but if you want to like, grow your member count as fast as possible, definitely the way to do that is going to be offering something that’s completely free, right?
Um, and allowing them to come in for a month or two months at a free level. Like I said, the one downside to that is that you’re going to have a higher drop off. There’s going to be more people who cancel. Whereas if they’re coming in, at a few dollars a month, maybe on a discount, 50 percent off, you’re still going to get more people to join, um, and a lot of them are going to stay longer.
So, in the end, this is something to mix and match, and you can even give your readers the option. You can create two codes and say, hey, you get one month free, or you get three months at 50 percent off. Funnily enough, three months at 50 percent off is a more generous offer. They’ll actually, like the reader will save more money by doing that, and you can see which one your readers prefer.
Lots of different things there. So, that was a little bit of a brain dump, but hopefully helpful. The second one, this is fun. So, this is really fun. It’s a, it’s a, it’s a giveaway. It’s a giveaway for the holidays. And effectively what you do here is you create a promo code that might have one, two, three, a limited number of uses.
Um, and it would be something pretty generous. Maybe like a year free to one of your lower tiers. That’s just an example. Um, it could be three months free. It could even be a lifelong subscription. I’m a little bit careful about lifelong because you always want to under promise and over deliver. And if you say lifelong, but you’re not planning to operate your subscription for life, right, your fan could be disappointed when it’s like, Oh, I thought I was going to be with your subscription for, you know, for years.
And after six months, you stopped it. So I usually recommend giveaways capping out at one year free, which is super generous. But what you then do is you wouldn’t give this code for the giveaway. away publicly. Instead, you’d say, Hey, come, follow me in my subscription. Come to my Ream. Follow me. And, for every follower that I get during this period of time, maybe you end the contest at the end of the month, you’ll get entered into a giveaway to get a year free on Ream.
That simple. And maybe you have two winners, maybe you have one winner, maybe you have five winners, it’s up to you. Again, all of this is free. You can create promotion codes completely for free. It doesn’t cost anything to create a promotion code. So, you can use promotion codes however you’d like. You can create them completely for free.
So, that’s pretty fun. We’ve actually had a few authors do this and get hundreds of followers using this strategy. Hundreds of followers just from putting it out to the newsletter list, just from sharing it widely. And then those followers later, as months go down the road, Upgrade to paid members because it’s all in one place.
It’s super easy You get all the emails of your followers so you can very easily contact the winner It’s a pretty pretty awesome system. So i’m a pretty big fan of giveaways and giveaways around the holiday Are a great thing Another thing you could do too to incentivize um The growth of your subscription Is have a free trial and this doesn’t have to be available for a limited time You could just have a free trial You could say hey If you want to join my membership and you’re not sure yet, enter in this code and you’ll get the first month free.
And that’s it. And they’ll be automatically billed at the end of that month. It’ll be very clear when their next billing date will be and they can cancel. But at least you can get people to come in and if they want to try it out, they can try it out for free and that could boost your retention. So you could have a free trial, um, and I think, I think that’s a great use of this as well and definitely like a great third option here.
So option number four, and this one, this one I really like because it’s all about incentivizing upgrading. So this would be maybe 5 off any tier you choose. Maybe it’s 20 percent off for a couple months off any tier you choose. But this would be like, Hey existing members, so awesome to have you in my subscription.
You know I have these higher tiers. Maybe I have a book box, maybe I just have higher support levels, maybe I have bonus constant available in higher tiers, but regardless, I have these higher tiers that you might not be a part of yet. And I’d love to have you be a part of it. And if you’re looking to upgrade, now is the perfect time.
Here’s, here’s a coupon that’ll get you X percent off for X number of months, or 5 off, something of that nature. That could be a really good way to get existing members to upgrade and it’s a great way to use promotion codes around the holidays And of course you can make this limited number. You can make this limited in time.
You can do whatever you’d like with it, but That’s a good way. Another good way to do things so number five is beta readers and key fans, so this is something that’s somewhat underrated but You can use promo codes for beta readers And you can let your beta readers in your description, they can get all the content in your paid tiers, and they can give you feedback inside of the social e reader, comment on every paragraph, and be a part of your early access.
There’s a lot of authors who I know are like switching to an early access model, and they feel like they don’t want to cheat their beta reading team, or their ARC readers, who were getting their books free before, but now they’re going to be rolling into their description and changing their model. So if you want to give them a year free, even more than that, you can do that.
And kind of transition out of the beta reader model into more of an early access model Or you can just do your beta reading and tell your description so that everything’s all in one place and it’s really easy for you So just just an idea that’s number five. I recommend it number six is limited number of deals or Limited number of free months available.
So what this is is capping The offer, so that only a certain number of people can access it. So this would, this could be layered on top of a limited time promotion, but it doesn’t have to be. So this would be like, hey, happy holidays everyone, I’m giving ten of you a free subscription for the first, for the next two months.
But only the first ten of you who sign up, so sign up now. Right, so that hopefully drives action. Limited, limited number can really drive urgency and get people to act quickly. Then, there’s theming your free trials, promotions around your benefits. So this is number seven. And, subscriptions, even though it’s all about being consistent, even though it’s all about under promising, not delivering, we also know that there’s kind of a cadence to it.
Our subscription has seasons. And our scripture might even have some things planned for the holiday season. So, there’ll be weeks, I mean there’s 52 weeks in a year. You might have some weeks where you have less planned for your scripture than others. You might have some weeks where you’re kicking off new projects.
When you’re kind of having these big moments, right? Let’s say you’re opening up a new book for early access in your scripture. Let’s say that you’re having a book club meeting next month and you’ve had your scripture. These are the types of things that you can create a promotion around. And say, hey, This is a limited time discount that I have.
This is a limited time free month, whatever it is and Create a promotion code Timed around that event so that your marketing for it is wrapped up in that. I have this new book for early access I have this new thing if you want to get in on it right now Here’s your time and around the holidays and a lot of us are coming out with new books bonus content I encourage you to wrap up your promotions in that.
It’s not just a free month to your subscription. It’s a free month and look at the amazing things we have going on this holiday season. And every time you have something awesome going on, maybe every 90 days, you have a new project you’re starting, a new story, a new tier benefit, you’re able to do these types of things.
It’s especially important, too, if you’re looking to kind of test demand for a new tier and get some action around it and see, like, are fans interested in this? It’s a great, great thing to do. So, number eight. is a giveaway for an exclusive story, um, plus one year free. So what, what this is, is having something only available to followers.
Kind of think of it like a newsletter magnet. So it’s very similar to the giveaway strategy we talked earlier, except instead of it just being a giveaway for one year free, everyone gets something. So everyone who enters gets a free Novella gets a free book and you can have that book right inside your Ream follow gated so that only followers can look at it and then you will get all their emails and then on top of that if you follow me not only do you get this book for free but you have a chance a chance at getting a one year free this is a giveaway to everyone plus potential one year free so this can help you again grow your paid membership especially if Maybe that book is the first book in a series and the rest of the series is behind a paid tier description.
Or maybe it’s a novella that’s connected to a larger series or world that also has content in your paid tiers. So you can get really smart about this and have this promotion strategy really boost up your description. So then, number nine, and this one is one that doesn’t involve a promo code, is giving followers.
The benefits you’d give paid members for a month. What do I mean by this? So, if you want to give someone a free trial, right? They’ve got to go in, get into the promo code, then, they also have to enter their credit card information, because they’ll be charged at the end of the free trial, unless they choose to cancel.
And, that’s friction. And, it’s not bad friction. It’s good to have friction, so that readers, you know, actually want to subscribe. We can’t just automatically charge people, right? But there’s another way to make a free trial even easier, and you can opt your readers in to the free trial automatically without payment on the end.
That’s the very key word here. And what you would do here, it’s very simple, is take your paid benefits that you’re publishing to your paid tiers, and for just one month, make it available to your followers. Or maybe even just one week, and say, hey followers, I’m starting a new story. I’m starting a new this, and I normally wouldn’t give this to you, and this is really a benefit for paid tiers But I want to give you a taste of it for the next ten days, the next two weeks And then you just publish those chapters, publish those posts to your followers And then when the two weeks are up stop posting those posts to your followers and only to the paid tiers and see if people Upgrade and then you can even layer on top of that Hey, so I know we got to the end of this trial period if you really liked what you saw Not only could you upgrade, but here’s 30 percent off the first month, or etc.
Now we’re getting advanced strategies together. And now we’re on to number 10. Number 10. So, this is actually all about using promotion codes for migrations. So, we literally have, like, Uh, it, it, each month dozens of authors moving from Patreon to Ream and also from other platforms, but that’s been the biggest subscription platform before Ream existed for fiction authors and now tons and tons of authors are joining Ream.
And if you have an existing account, you want to move your readers to Ream. You can utilize promotion codes to make migrating easier by giving readers a month free, by giving them special deals and incentives for moving over. And what’s really cool too is that Ream actually has a special team. The Concierge Migration Team that can actually help you bring over your members.
So, you can just reach out to us about that. We’re happy to help at any time. Um, Authorsuccess at readingstories. com If you contact us, we’ll help you migrate your members. Easy peasy. And if you want to do it yourself with some promo codes, you can do that as well. Because our Concierge Migration Service is typically for authors with larger accounts.
Um, so, that’s where we usually spend our time and really. Get into plans, adjust your billing cycles so that your readers have the smoothest possible experience. But we’re also willing to help anyone, and these promo codes are an amazing tool, an amazing tool. So, let’s take another deep breath, let’s take another deep breath.
That was 10 ways to be able to use promotion codes, whether it’s for your trials, whether it’s gifting, whether it’s limited time deals and discounts. To boost your subscription growth, but now in part three, we’re going to take all these tools together And we’re now going to talk about Given what kind of promotion you want to run so now you know how to create one Now, you know some of the types of promotions you can create we’re gonna pretend that you know What type of promotion you want to do maybe it’s one month free for any reader who comes in in the next 10 days Now we’re going to talk about how to take that promotion Effectively, a promo code.
That’s all that’s part of it. Or if it’s not a promo code, the giveaway. Whatever the promotion is that you’re running. And actually share it with readers. And actually market it. Part three. So obviously, it’s really powerful to have these tools. And it’s really powerful to know how to create amazing promotions and giveaways using these tools.
But now we actually have to take what these tools give us, the giveaways, the promotions, and bring them to the world. And that is, honestly, not as hard as you think. But there are some best practices here. So, one, is if you have fellow author friends. This is so powerful. You can do cross promo giveaways.
You can do cross promo free trials. If you’re working together with a group of authors, you can all have a deal that you’re running at the same time. Maybe six authors, same subgenre, decide to get together. And also, if you’re wondering… Where do I find these authors? Inscriptions for Authors Facebook group.
Make a post. Work together. We have a bunch of subgroups in Inscriptions for Authors. Literally tons and tons of subgroups that we can run promotions in. And I’ll make a post about that. Literally, it’ll be live now about the subgroups where you can start to organize these promotions in. But let’s say 10 authors get together and they’re all offering a free month in their subscription.
Okay, then you all promote it to your mailing list. You all promote it on social media. Readers now can get it. These codes and for each author can enter them in and get free months can get free this free that whatever you all choose to do so cross promo with these promotions is super super valuable and Really really great way to actually try and promote your subscriptions.
So that’s the first big big piece of advice. I want to mention That I think is probably worth the wait of this podcast alone. Sorry, I had to wait till I’m 26 minutes in to tell you that, but that’s the really big advice. I think cross promos and promotions for descriptions will work really, really well together and we have a community of literally 4, 500 authors to be able to go chat with and explore.
I promise you there’s someone in your genre, someone with a similar readership, that would love to do a promotion with you. So that’s one. Cross promotions. Really, really powerful. Really, really powerful. You know, the second one is actually putting codes in the back of books. You know, when you put a link or at the bottom of your newsletter, right?
If you’re If you’re trying to get readers from other platforms to come over, one of the hardest things is like the friction of like, Oh, like this new link, this new thing. What am I doing? I don’t want to go here. I’ll just I won’t give my author my email. I don’t want to sign up here. You can use codes in the back of books where you make these call to actions on serial fiction platforms to actually try and make it a bit easier.
You could say, hey, use the code blank blank. That’s a really bad code, but we’ll pretend it’s a real one. Use this code for a month free to continue getting more early access chapters. This is a great thing to do if you’re using a serial fiction platform and you want incentivized readers to read even more ahead and get hooked.
You can put it at the back of your books. Do you want to get my second book and start reading it now? Enter this code in and you can start to get some of those chapters. That’s one way to do it. The giveaways are another really, really big thing. I mean, for cross promotions, the giveaways are like, like gold.
I think, I think like y’all should just do it. Like, imagine you have a set of codes where you all work together and there’s one person who, if they follow all of these different authors, can get like a year free to 10 different authors. Like, you know, 1, 000 in value, right? So you can create like a mega cross promotion where you have to follow each author.
And, since you all get all of your followers emails, you can easily export your email list, take it into a CSV, bring it together, and, and see the emails that are cross referenced. And then you can pull out an email, and as long as they’re actually followed every author, which you can validate, you can validate whether their account is followed by every other author, there you go.
Then they… Get the big overall mega coupon codes that can give them a year free to all of your subscriptions. And then you all just gain tons and tons of followers. So that’s another way to kind of get the actual marketing going is like cross promotions plus subscriptions to the next level. Next thing of course is like making a big deal on your mailing list about it.
Like if you have a mailing list, if you have a social media following already, putting that up online can’t hurt. It can be a great thing to do. and creating excitement around a limited time deal is always awesome. So these are just some marketing ideas, I hope helpful marketing ideas. I’m closing in on the 30 minute mark on this podcast.
And I wanted to keep it to 30 minutes. So I hope you all enjoyed this special edition of the Descriptions for Authors podcast. I promise when I do a solo episode, I’m going to drop a lot of information on you in a very short period of time. I’m excited. This is a big launch for us and we’re excited to hopefully help a lot of you grow your subscriptions the next 40 days as we close out the year.
Reams launching Discovery, Discovery 1. 0 in the platform in the next couple weeks here. And it’s going to be. Amazing. As you can tell, the theme as we get to the year is helping you grow your subscription, and not only do we have promotion codes coming out, but we have discovery launching, which is going to help take your description to the new level by helping Ream readers actually find other Ream authors.
It’s going to be amazing. And then we also have audio launching the platform before the end of the year, so this is a very, very big time for us. And of course, if you want to learn more about descriptions, we have our free book, Descriptions for Authors. It’s actually right here. This is the book. Um, it’s an awesome book.
You can download it for free on any retailer. You can listen to it for free on YouTube, any podcasting app. I really would recommend it if you want to learn all about how to start and write your description as an author. And the last thing is that thank you for hitting a thousand subscribers on the YouTube channel.
It is nuts. We hit it between now and when our last video posted. I’m so grateful for a thousand of you following us here on YouTube, and if you’re listening to the podcast I’m gonna count you part of our thousand plus people who regularly tune in to this. I’m so excited for everything to come and I’m so excited for all the awesome episodes that we have closing out the year because Like I said, we have like a lot to release in the next two weeks And then we have some amazing interviews coming after that as we dive into really season four of the podcast now wild stuff You are the best We have some of the busiest and biggest things coming in the next couple weeks.
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