Black Friday steal for writers and creators


Hi Reader,

The Zettelkästen Method for Writers is my flagship note-taking course. It normally retails for $297, but you can buy it today for $97.

Basically, I show you how to create a smart note-taking system you can use for any time of writing project. It only takes 30 minutes a day and your content will practically write itself once it’s up and running.

As it’s Black Friday, I want to sweeten the deal, though. So, I’ve added TWO more bonuses.

First up, you get Freelance Writing Mastery which normally retails for $197.

Inside this course, I reveal the exact systems I used to earn a living as a freelance journalist and contributor to publications like Forbes as well as national newspapers in Ireland. In short, if you want to get paid to write, this course shows you how.

Next, I added: The Digital Writer’s Command Center.

You get instant access to a Notion database to manage all your writing and content on social media. I also provide step-by-step instructions for setting this up and using it for your work. I also reveal how I use this system for my content. I normally sell this for $97, but you can get all 3 for just $97.

The price goes back up for each of these offers after Cyber Monday.

With these 3 courses, you’ll have my system for running a six-figure writing or content business. Learn more

Yesterday, I shared early access to a few partner Black Friday offers for writers and creators. In case you missed it, here are two highlights:

Grammarly is running 50% off on its monthly, quarterly, and annual plans. Use it if you write and publish content for a living or your business. You can claim that discount here.

ProWritingAid is also running a 50% offer. Use it if you want to edit creative works, e.g., fiction. You can claim that here.

Write on,
Bryan Collins

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