This is your reminder of a weekly (at most) newsletter I send out that contains thoughts I would’ve tweeted but am sending via email instead. Here’s the most recent issue to read and decide if it’s worth signing up for. 💞

You’d think by now I’d know better than to load up a plate of leftover pizza to eat while editing a fitness trainer’s podcast, but I don’t ok? 😆

I get emails: 75+ meetings a week? Are you insane? That sounds awful.

The best worst part is “partially thought & written by my AIs” 😆 I hate everything.

Screenshot of an email reading: hey Chris. Congratulations on your 18 year anniversary at Lemon Productions! As an Owner, your job focus must have been instrumental in driving the success of the company.&10;&10;was wondering if you've thought about The Lemon Productions Podcast as a potential lead gen mechanism. cuz sales are changing. ppl go win+win nowadays.&10;&10;can I send you my exact podcast game plan to generate web design companies 75+ meetings/week? I've found that open-minded clients get insane ROI through my program :)

This is your reminder of a weekly (at most) newsletter I send out that contains thoughts I would’ve tweeted if Elon hadn’t barfed all over Twitter.

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This is your once a week (at most) reminder of a weekly (at most) newsletter I send out that contains thoughts I would’ve tweeted if Elon hadn’t barfed all over Twitter.

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📝New blog post: My thoughts on Spotify as a vampire, sucking all the money out of podcasting.

My new podcast is called “Who the heck is actually using Dropbox for signing documents” where I scour the globe trying to find anyone who wants Dropbox for anything besides syncing files.

I’m restarting my newsletter again (again x 3), this time as a “Thoughts I Would’ve Tweeted if Elon Hadn’t Barfed on Twitter” weekly summary of things I find on the internet, podcasts I’ve enjoyed, and 280 character thoughts I would’ve tweeted. Sign up here 💌

I love that Buttondown lets you set a canonical URL for each newsletter you send out, that way you can have a blog post at your website with the same (or similar) content that gets the traffic when subscribers click for a web version.

screenshot showing Buttondown’s settings for an email newsletter with the option to set a canonical URL: If you're publishing a newsletter that mirrors another publication or blog that you own, you can add a 'canonical URL' here. This will help search engines understand that your newsletter is a mirror of your other publication, and drive traffic from the emails to your other publication.

I’m listening to music (random #U2 if you must know or haven’t guessed already) but I have to turn it off to edit podcasts.

Sadly I still haven’t mastered listening to something in one ear, and something entirely different in the other ear. 😵‍💫