Hey, I'm Scott. A cartoonist working in the Seattle area. I have a free newsletter for my readers and they opt-in to get my comic strip emailed to them for free, I want to set up a paid subscription "how-to-draw" course via newsletter. But if someone joins several weeks in, how can they see the posts that I've made prior to their joining? Any help is appreciated.

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Answered 2 years ago

Hi Scott!

So here's a proposed way to set something up:

Your broadcasts all have an option in the left menu to Share the broadcast. Click that Share button:

When you click Share, it will open a new page with your broadcast at it's own url. Like this one, here's one of mine: https://ckarchive.com/b/mvu7h5hd73e352

From here, you can take this URL and put it on a Private page of your website that only your paid newsletter subscribers have access to. Say, Scottsbadasscomics.com/pastissues74 which is just a page with a running list of links to all your past Broadcasts. You'd update this page every time you send a Broadcast with a new comic.

To make it easy for your customers, you can add a link to Scottsbadasscomics.com/pastissues74 in the footer of all your paid newsletters.

Something like, "Read all the Past Issues of My Badass Comic over at Scottsbadasscomics.com/pastissues74"

I hope this helps! I don't know if there's a way to RSS something more automagically. Maybe there is. Hopefully this helps in the meantime!