Here's what to consider to determine the perfect price point for your newsletter business:Free vs. Paid
First, consider whether you will want every email to be paid or if you will have free ones as well.Pricing
When pricing your newsletter, consider your content, audience, and competition.
These are my top picks for starting a paid newsletter on a budget:Substack
Substack is free to use, but takes a 10% cut of every paid subscription.Ghost
Ghost's pricing starts at $9 per month. Patreon
Patreon is free to use and takes a cut of your earnings. (Usually 8%)
Here are a few tips to get you started:NameTry to keep it short and easy to recall. Create a LogoYour logo doesn’t need to be fancy. You can make one for free on Canva.CustomizeCustomize your newsletter by adding your logo and a color scheme.
Write your first few newsletters before you launch. Here's a few tips for creating newsletters that readers love:Use Email TemplatesUse a Catchy Subject LineEmploy Emojis Include High-Quality Images When RelevantPersonalize Your Content
Here's a few tips to create buzz around your launch and build your audience:
Write a post on your blog.
Use social media.Add a link to your paid newsletter in your email signature.Offer a bonus or incentive to new subscribers for a limited time.