Done-for-you newsletter flywheel

Build authority with a newsletter flywheel that turns readers into customers.

A weekly newsletter in your voice, amplified through social posts, and repurposed into content Google and AI engines cite. One strategy, run end-to-end for founders, executives, and SaaS brands.

Nothing due at kickoff · Limited availability

MThe Momentum LetterWeek of Apr 6
Newsletter draftedReady for review
6 social postsScheduled
Blog article liveCited by AI search
Next issue shipsFriday, 9:00 AM
Evan Tarver, Founder of FlyletterEvan Tarver, Founder of Flyletter. Sold a content business (100k subscribers), led growth for B2B SaaS ($7m Seed), GM'ed a digital publication to acquisition.
The Flyletter method

Turn your newsletter into a growth flywheel

Every channel you're investing in rents your audience. Your email list is the one you own, and the brands that win treat it as the hub that every channel points to. A four-stage newsletter flywheel turns your expertise into authority, trust, subscribers, and customers. But it only works if you execute it well, consistently. That's where Flyletter comes in.

Create

Publish newsletters consistently in your brand voice.

Amplify

Repurpose across social, search, and AI answers.

Nurture

Build authority and trust with your audience.

Grow

Convert subscribers into customers.

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What you get

From expertise to customers in three steps

Completely done for you operation, managed by me.

1

A newsletter your audience reads

Your voice. Your perspective. Topics your buyers actually care about. Every issue reads like your brand.

2

Build an audience you own

Each issue becomes social posts and blog pages that search and AI engines cite. Readers find you and join your list.

3

Turn subscribers into customers

Every issue builds trust, moving subscribers down the funnel toward your offer.

What's included

The full flywheel, in one engagement

Always included

  • Brand voice profile built from your samples
  • Content calendar and editorial direction
  • Recurring newsletter published in your voice
  • Custom imagery with every newsletter
  • Social posts to promote each issue
  • Issues repurposed on your site for search and AI citations
  • Landing page, signup form, and welcome sequence
  • Monthly reporting on growth, engagement, and inquiries
  • Direct line to the founder

Bonuses

  • +Flyletter platform seatFull visibility into every draft, and the account transfers to you if you take it in-house.
  • +The 100k subscriber playbookThe flywheel I used to grow and sell my last publication, documented for your team to keep.
Evan Tarver, Founder of Flyletter
From the founder

Built and sold content businesses. Now helping brands grow.

A decade of building audiences and operating content businesses. Co-founder and CEO of Selling Signals, an online publication for salespeople with 100k+ subscribers (acquired). GM at Fit Small Business, an online publication for small business owners (acquired). Head of Growth at Sagetap, a B2B SaaS that raised $7M seed. I've shipped enough to know what works, and broken enough to know what doesn't.

Most brands get content wrong. They hire freelancers who don't get the business. They publish on a schedule that drifts. They treat the newsletter like an afterthought instead of the only channel they actually own. I want to help fix that.

I work with founders, operators, and brands that want it done right. Not by a freelancer or a junior writer. By someone who's actually done it.

Evan TarverFounder, Flyletter
Flyletter Fit

Is this right for you?

Limited availability. Flyletter's newsletter flywheel works best for:

You're likely a fit if

  • You sell a high-consideration offer, services, SaaS, or consulting, with a proven track record of closing it.
  • You're investing in a channel (LinkedIn, YouTube, podcast, etc.) that can seed your list, or you have an existing list.
  • You're the founder or marketing lead, and you want the newsletter flywheel run by a proven operator.

Probably not for you if

  • Your offer is low-ticket or unvalidated. The economics of a fully managed flywheel need a real offer behind it.
  • You want to write, or rewrite, every issue yourself. A self-serve Flyletter subscription would fit better.
  • You're unwilling to invest 90 days for the flywheel to compound.
The engagement

Nothing due at kickoff. Pay as work delivers.

No retainer paid on promises. The engagement is structured so the risk sits with me, not you.

Milestones billed on delivery

Each payment releases when work actually ships, not before.

90-day commitment

Ongoing execution with measured results over the 90-day commitment.

Everything built is yours

Your content, strategy, and more whether or not we continue.

Pricing

One engagement. A small number of clients.

Transparent pricing across the 90-day commitment, then month-to-month.

Month 1

From $6,000

Strategy, setup, and your first issues live. Paid in milestones, nothing due at kickoff.

Months 2-3

From $2,000/mo

Ongoing execution management, completing the 90-days.

Month 4+

Month-to-month

Cancel with 30 days' notice. Everything built is yours.

For reference: a senior content hire runs $10,000+ per month and takes a quarter to ramp. Agency retainers with this scope run $5,000 to $15,000 with a junior writer on your account.

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