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Newsletter growth ops

Skill Get-Maito/newsletter-skills/skills/newsletter/newsletter-growth-ops

Open-source agent skills for newsletter operators.

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npx -y skills add Get-Maito/newsletter-skills --skill newsletter-growth-ops

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Use when the user asks to grow newsletter subscribers, evaluate acquisition channels, convert social followers to email, re-engage inactive readers, analyze signup sources, design welcome surveys, or plan growth experiments. For audience proof use newsletter-audience-intelligence; for sponsor pipelines use newsletter-sponsor-ops; for monetization model selection use newsletter-monetization-strategy; for ROI, costs, or upgrade decisions use newsletter-roi-dashboard.

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Newsletter Growth Ops

Plan practical subscriber and revenue growth experiments.

Core Rule

Use connected analytics, subscriber data, source attribution, issue history, and survey notes when available. Do not invent metrics.

Inputs

  • Growth goal: subscribers, revenue, paid members, sponsors, events, or content quality
  • Current audience metrics and source attribution, if available
  • Existing channels: search, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, referrals, paid ads, events, partnerships, or surveys
  • Monetization model: sponsors, membership, paid subscriptions, events, directory, or deals
  • Constraints: budget, time, audience trust, excluded channels

Workflow

  1. Identify the growth constraint: acquisition, activation, retention, monetization, or conversion.
  2. Review what has already been tried and what it cost.
  3. Choose 1-3 small experiments with clear success metrics.
  4. Add tracking requirements: signup source, survey question, tag, segment, CTA, or sponsor attribution.
  5. Save or hand off analytics notes and experiment setup for the connected workspace.

Routing

  • Audience quality, segments, media-kit proof, survey/reply/click insights, or sponsor proof: newsletter-audience-intelligence
  • General sponsor prospecting, sponsor packages, rate cards, media-kit bullets, outreach, IOs, asset collection, or payment follow-up: newsletter-sponsor-ops
  • Monetization model selection across sponsors, paid subscriptions, affiliates, products, services, events, directories, or lead gen: newsletter-monetization-strategy
  • Platform cost, ad profitability, tool upgrades, CAC/LTV, downstream business attribution, or keep/pause/sell decisions: newsletter-roi-dashboard
  • Local sponsor lead generation where geography is the main constraint: local-sponsor-sales
  • Post-campaign sponsor reporting or renewal emails: newsletter-sponsor-recap

Output Format

Include:

  • Growth diagnosis
  • Experiment table
  • Tracking or survey changes
  • Connected-workspace handoff notes
  • Stop/continue criteria

Experiment table columns:

ExperimentGoalAudienceChannelMetricCost or effortDecision rule

Guardrails

  • Do not recommend scaling paid acquisition without a retention or monetization check.
  • Separate subscriber growth from revenue growth.
  • Protect reader trust when recommending sponsorship, membership, or paywall experiments.

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