Nathan Barry

“Don’t be a writer. You’ll never make any money.” James Clear thinks that advice is completely wrong. He explains why writing books is one...

Just used @bot to make my first purchase online (an audio cable for my plane). The UX is really good.

The last time James Clear spoke at Craft & Commerce, Atomic Habits hadn’t come out yet. Now it’s sold 30M+ copies. When James returned to t...

We just made paid ads for newsletter susbcribers far more effective. Here's how: Let's say you are paying $2 per subscriber on Meta or @Sp...

Have you ever wanted to sort your newsletter subscribers by follower count? Now you can.

"Show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome." There's a fun example of this at play inside @Kit engineering. Miguel on our team b...

A $10 offer completely changed Shawn Blanc's business. An $80/day Facebook ad budget grew to $3,200/day in two weeks because the offer paid...

Before you start something new, find at least three people who've built what you want to build and study their approaches.

A big mistake people make with ad creative is never testing it organically. I heard GaryVee make this point recently. Post organic content ...

Nobody joins a newsletter without a reason to do it now. Sam Vander Wielen promised her list a financial breakdown of the launch, ad spend ...

I asked Sam Vander Wielen how she made over $500,000 in under four days. She's an attorney turned entrepreneur who walks through her webina...

What is the best sales close rate? @LaylaPomper says a close rate above 50% means you are undercharging. She aims for 20%. Search "Nathan ...

If you haven't seen my episode with @david_perell from last week on how to stand out as a writer in the age of AI, go watch it. It's quickl...

I sat down with @LaylaPomper, who grew ProcessDriven to 150,000 subscribers teaching small teams to systemize. She hit a revenue ceiling wi...

Ever wish you could spend a few days with Mr Beast? @david_perell did. He spent several days with Mr Beast playing basketball and watching ...

This is one of my favorite episodes. I sat down with @david_perell, one of the most prolific writers I know. We talk about whether writin...

Never end your talk on Q&A. Ramit Sethi closed a killer talk with audience questions. The final question was so bad he said "I'm out" and ...