Find subreddits that apply to your niche. What are people talking about in there? Then when you check out those posts, what are people commenting about? Is it like overly emotional speculation or is it people arguing with each other? Where can you potentially insert yourself? I think that's really important. And at the end of the day, if your newsletter solves a need in the market and provides a solution, it'll be easy to kind of create that narrative inside of your comments and drive that traffic If that makes sense.
Welcome back to another episode of the Send & Grow podcast. This week, SparkLoop cofounder Louis Nicholls sits down with Eric Lam of Exploding Ideas, a fast-growing newsletter about business start-up ideas on trending topics.
Eric is always looking for business ideas. So he started the Exploding Ideas newsletter where sends curated startup ideas in "million dollar niches" to all his subscribers. But for paying subscribers, Eric sends a second weekly edition with an even deeper dive (more information, tips & resources) for that week's business idea.
In this episode, Louis & Eric discuss…
- How Eric's newsletter has grown quickly since starting up 4 months ago
- His Reddit growth playbook: how to organically grow your newsletter with Reddit
- Eric's newsletter monetization funnel anyone can replicate
- ...and much more!
Other Links Mentioned
Exploding Ideas
Eric on Twitter
Louis on Twitter