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Kit tip: if you copy-paste the same sponsor blurb, bio, or CTA into every email, there's a better way 📋 go to Send > Snippets, save it once, and drop it into any broadcast with a click. update the snippet and it changes everywhere automatically — no hunting through old emails.

We know you have a win to celebrate this week. 👏 What's one win from this week you're proud of (big or small)?

Kit is built for coaches and creators 💙 works whether you're just starting out or already running a full business – everything you need to build, monetize, and grow your community is on one platform, and it grows and scales with you. tags, automations, and templates make it easy to stay organized as your list grows. happy to answer any questions!

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Kit tip: if you've built an email layout you like, you don't have to rebuild it every time 📐 while writing any broadcast, click "Save template" under the Template section in the right sidebar. it'll show up whenever you start a new email, formatting and all.

hey! sorry to hear the pricing hasn't felt worth it. what plan are you on, and have you had a chance to try the MCP or get on the waitlist for Subscriber Signals? we've shipped a bunch of new features lately that make the paid plans worth a lot more. happy to chat through what makes sense for your setup and see if there's a way to make it work 💙

Currently thinking about moving my newsletter from Kit to Substack or a cheaper alternative to Kit. The main reason is that I'm paying $1100/year for my subscription while barely using any of Kit's features would really appreciate any feedback from people who have experience with this or can recommend alternatives

8/ Kit MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI tool straight to your Kit account. If you've got years of subscriber data sitting untouched, this is how you finally get answers out of it.

7/ The data had been there the whole time. What changed is that he could ask it direct questions instead of digging through dashboards and exports.

Dan Cumberland has run his newsletter to 12,000 subscribers for years. He figured there wasn't much left to learn about them. Then he connected his AI tool to Kit through Kit MCP and started asking it questions about his own data. 🧵

Subscriber Signals passed 30 million active subscribers. If you've wondered who is on your newsletter (demographics, income, influence) this is a killer product. - Sort by follower count - Search social bios for CEOs, podcasters - Generate sponsor reports And so much more

@alaymanguy appreciate this! 😊

Highlight differences feature on @Kit's pricing page is such a simple yet effective UX. One click, and the differences between plans instantly stand out. Every pricing page should have this.

Terry Rice had 12,400 subscribers. He also had a problem. Most of them had signed up with Gmail addresses, which meant he had no real way of knowing who they actually were. He suspected some were corporate training buyers, the exact audience his business was built around, but finding them meant manually searching email domains one by one. He was spending hours on it and still only seeing a fraction of his list. Then he turned on Subscriber Signals. Forty-eight corporate training buyers surfaced immediately. Contacts from Salesforce, PwC, and Embridge. Seventy-three .edu subscribers from Penn, Columbia, Harvard, and Berkeley. Brand partners with millions in combined social reach. All of them already subscribed, already in his corner — just invisible until now. But the most unexpected discovery wasn't any of that. It was parents. A lot of them. Terry hadn't built anything for parents. But when the data kept pointing in that direction, he listened. He created "Build With Them," tools to help parents and kids learn AI together, and sent it to his list. The first sale came in minutes. That buyer had been subscribed for two weeks. Six weeks later, Terry got a Forbes feature. None of it required a bigger list or a new growth strategy. The buyers were already there. The product idea was already there. Subscriber Signals just made it possible to see what had been there the whole time. Creators put so much energy into growing their lists. Terry's story is a good reminder that sometimes the more valuable move is learning to actually read them. Request early access to Subscriber Signals to learn more about your subscribers too. bit.ly/4geh1Es

Kit tip: if you go silent for 6+ months and then blast a big broadcast, mailbox providers will treat you like a brand new sender with no reputation 👻 sending at least once a month — even something short — keeps your sender reputation active. it's much easier to maintain than rebuild.

@adelbucetta yes let us know how it goes for you!

@kit most creators don't have bandwidth for sponsorships, so this is a game changer

Newsletter sponsorships are here. 🔥 Have you set yours up yet? Brands get matched to your newsletter, you approve every offer, Kit handles the rest. No pitching, no negotiating. Available now on Creator and Pro plans.

@AngEngland Yes, Kit allows you to publish email broadcasts to the web as public posts!

@kit So it's been a few months since I've worked with a client account on Kit - can you tell me do email campaigns have a social share capability to be able to link on facebook/linkedin/etc.?

New look, same Kit. ✨ Kit has a new navigation, so you spend less time hunting and more time creating. Creators in testing found what they needed 40% faster with the new vertical nav. 👀 Try it in your account now, and if you need more time to adjust to it, you can switch back anytime until end of July.