Your Creator Profile's public newsletter feed is like a mini-blog for your newsletter content.
With the newsletter feed in your Creator Profile, you can easily share your newsletter content with others and provide them with an easy way of signing up to your list!
Every broadcast you send or have previously sent to your subscribers can be made public, and you can also limit their access to paid subscribers using paid posts!
This is great if you're looking for a simple way to share your newsletter with potential subscribers who want to preview your content before they sign up.
In this article, we’ll walk through how your Creator Profile's newsletter feed works.
1. Set up your public newsletter feed
Let’s start by customizing your Creator Profile. To do this, go to the Grow tab in the navigation, followed by Creator Profile.
Here, you can customize your profile photo, name, and bio:
If you have a paid newsletter, you can also choose a newsletter product from the Settings tab. More on paid posts here.
Soon, your Creator Profile's newsletter feed will look something like this:
2. Add posts to your newsletter feed
Here’s how to make your newsletter content public:
For a new broadcast that hasn't been sent yet
Click the Share tab from the top right of the broadcast editor.
Near the bottom of the page, toggle the option that says' 'Post to my public feed'.
Once you've toggled this on, you'll be able to add a thumbnail and choose the alt text to be displayed publicly:
Once you've sent the broadcast, it will automatically display on your newsletter feed!
For a previously sent broadcast
Find your sent broadcast from your Broadcasts dashboard and click its subject line to open it.
On the right-hand side, toggle the button near the bottom that says Enabled on public feeds so that it turns green.
From here, you can add a thumbnail and choose the alt text to be displayed publicly.
3. Share your Creator Profile
Now that you've added content to your Creator Profile's newsletter feed, here’s what it will look like for your audience:
By default, your Creator Profile link will be yourdomain.ck.page/profile (e.g. https://convertkit.ck.page/profile). (Learn how to change it here.)
To get new subscribers, try sharing your Creator Profile link on social media, in your emails, or even in your email signature!
From your Creator Profile, visitors will be able to subscribe and share your content with their followers:
There you have it. So many opportunities for growing your list!
Curious how to earn an income with a paid newsletter? Check out this article! 👇