Monetize your audience

Wanna see something cool?

I made $1057.60 last year from running occasional ads in my emails:

I also made a few bucks recommending other newsletters to my readers when they subscribe:

I also sold a few Premium subscriptions:

None of these numbers include the stuff I sell, like my courses, workshops, affiliate offers, coaching, etc.

It’s just extra revenue I pick up from using Beehiiv as my email software.

I’m curious…

Does your email software pay YOU?

Or do you pay THEM?

(I’ve also got Klaviyo subscriptions for some eCommerce stuff, costing me hundreds per month…)

Oh, and another thing.

Beehiiv helped me add over 1000 new subscribers last year.

The top 5 sources are listed above.

The “boosts” cost me a few bucks, but the “recommendations” were all free.

I’m 15 months into my Beehiiv experiment, and am pretty happy with the results.

It adds traffic and monetization tools to the email platform, making it possible to run (almost) everything in one place.

Admittedly, it’s not the best tool if you need to send abandoned cart emails for your Shopify store.

But if you are building a content-centric or personal brand, I think it’s one of the Top 3 options, maybe even #1.

Which is why I have a special deal for folks who want to hop in.

First of all, here are their plans:

You can get started for free if you’re under 2500 subscribers, but I recommend the “scale” plan because of the extra growth and monetization features it adds (as I flexxed above).

The sale prices shown above are if you tap into my special discount, accessible only through this link:

You’ll get the first 30 days free, then save 20% on your next 3 months.

Not only that, but I’ll throw in 1 month of free access to Mail Mages (normally $299 per month). Tap into my entire content vault and join me on weekly group business consulting calls.

If you want to efficiently monetize your audience in 2025, Beehiiv is a good place to start.

Use my link for a 30 day free trial + 20% off your first 3 months.

See you in the ‘hiiv,

Greg