Turn your back issues into posts for future readers.
Turn ideas from your back issues into carousels and faceless posts that point to your newsletter. Build one repeatable workflow, with your review before publishing.
The subject line gets written last and in a hurry, and sponsor emails wait until the weekend.
With AI:
Use the issue to draft subject-line options, or supply a sponsor enquiry to prepare a reply. Choose and check the wording before sending.
What you’ll set up
Start with one issue and the argument you want people to discover, then draft posts you can check against the original.
Visualize
Choose one idea future readers can recognise.
Review public posts in your niche and your own available results. Choose one idea from an issue to introduce to people who haven’t read your newsletter.
Automate
Draft posts that point to the full issue.
Draft posts from the issue, each opening with a hook you review. Check the link and wording before testing publishing with supported connections.
Optimize
Review the response before choosing another angle.
Review which posts drew attention using the results you can access. Pick an angle to test in the next batch, without assuming a post will bring subscribers.
No. It’s The Social Machine, my live two-day workshop for anyone who needs to be seen. I write a newsletter too, Dispatch, and you build the machine on your own issues.
Won’t posting my ideas give the issue away?
You choose the idea and check where each post stops. Keep the full argument in the issue and give readers a clear link to it.
Does it work for a paid newsletter?
Yes. Posts share ideas from your free issues and point to the paid tier, and you choose which issues it draws from.
Do I need to film anything?
No. The first build uses your existing writing for carousels and faceless posts. Video editing is outside that build.
Hear the next dates first.
Two live days to build one newsletter-promotion workflow, from your existing issues to reviewed posts and publishing setup.
Join free for the paid workshop’s next date and Switchboards emails. This doesn’t reserve a seat.