The Newsletter Seminar
Become a newsletter monetization expert.
A deep dive into how the best in the business make money in newsletter publishing
Pre-recorded lessons and in-depth guides on key topics
Regular Pricing
The Newsletter Seminar was recorded live in Sept. 2024, with some of the top experts in the newsletter space, behind the biggest newsletters of our era.
8 hour-long sessions with top experts in the newsletter space.
Lifetime access to sessions recordings with detailed show notes and transcripts
Detailed guides to some of the top challenges in newsletter monetization including: email list growth; sponsor prospecting, and advertiser outreach & ad sales.
Templates & swipe files to help you build your sales outreach, create media kits, craft sponsor copy, and convert readers into paying customers
No. This course is pre-recorded. (Future live seminars may be announced in the future.)
We aim to exceed your expectations and provide high-quality, highly actionable insight into the newsletter space—something we've been doing for years at our Dine & Deliver dinners and The Newsletter Conference.
That said, if you're dissatisfied for any reason, you have a 30-day money-back guarantee from purchase.
Your hosts for The Newsletter Seminar...
Ryan Sager & Jesse Watkins are the co-founders of Who Sponsors Stuff, the Dine & Deliver newsletter dinner series, and The Newsletter Conference. Ryan, a veteran of The Wall Street Journal and TIME magazine, has built and scaled several profitable media products. Jesse, former Head of Sales for Ladders, has driven millions of dollars in newsletter ad revenue. Between them, Ryan & Jesse have driven well over $10M in revenue for media companies across a variety of channels.
Past event attendees...
“Ryan and Jesse helped us go from WTF to holysh*t! with sourcing and securing newsletter sponsorships. Their coaching gave us the confidence, tools, and strategy we needed to monetize our newsletter in a sustainable way. In short, they rock. Pay them.”
“We were only comfortable launching this revenue program because we got to work with Who Sponsors Stuff. The program wouldn’t exist without them.”
“I was a total media outsider. But working with Who Sponsors Stuff allowed me to just accelerate my learning curve at a pace that would have been probably impossible otherwise…. Incredibly valuable.”