Hey folks, for those of you that joined the GVC then i apologise. skool messaged me and asked me to take it offline, quite vague in their reasoning, but apparently it is similar to another group that they are clearly affiliated with!!! Hey ho ho ho... let's spread some joy in here instead, with a growth slant of course!

We all know the stats about New Year’s resolutions—most of them are gone by the third week of Jan. 😅 That’s why when the team at UKCPD told me about their new campaign, I wanted to help them spread the word. They are running a Kickstart 2026 – Super January Challenge. It’s a 4-week coaching programme designed to help you actually stick to your goals rather than just hoping for the best. I’m partnering with them to promote this because I know how valuable that extra bit of accountability can be. They’ve got live coaching, a buddy system, and a really supportive community setup. If you fancy a bit of structure to start your year, they are hosting a launch webinar this week to explain how it all works. Link is below if you want to take a look: https://streamyard.com/watch/NKPV2q4iacxp

Stop cramming your newsletters. One message. One CTA. That’s the game. 👇 I learned this the hard way back when I was running MailNinja. I’d try to squeeze 3 ideas, 2 offers and a “quick update” into one email… then wonder why engagement tanked. Truth is: every extra idea you add dilutes the one thing you actually want people to do. Here’s the rule I teach inside GrowthKit: → One problem → One solution → One CTA That’s it. No more. If you’ve got more to say, brilliant — that’s tomorrow’s email. And the next one. More emails = more touchpoints = more sales. It’s how you compound attention. Keep it simple. Keep it focused. Keep it moving. ✉️⚡️ What’s the ONE message your next email needs to deliver?

Ever looked at your email bill and thought… why am I paying for people who don’t even open my emails? 😅 I used to do the same. Back when my list hit 26,000 subs, I thought bigger = better. Turns out, bigger = expensive. Two moves changed everything for me. First, I switched platforms. Most founders stick with Mailchimp because they think moving is painful. It isn’t. Export CSV, import to Kit, rebuild tags and automations, done in a day. And Kit now gives you up to 10,000 subscribers for free. Unlimited sends. Zero cost. Wild. Second, I trimmed the dead wood. Anyone who hadn’t opened in 90 days? Gone. I took my list from 26,000 down to 7,000. And my open rate jumped to nearly 80%. Click rate? 60%. That’s what happens when you only keep the people who actually care. Two wins: → You slash your monthly bill → Your deliverability skyrockets (because unengaged subs quietly kill it) If you’re still paying for people who haven’t opened your last 10 emails… maybe it’s time to let them go 💀📬 Curious: how often do you cleanse your list? And would a free 10k plan tempt you to switch platforms?

Sooo.... long story, won't bore you with it. BUT in short, GrowthKit is back on Skool. Ask me anything.