Owned Audience and Newsletter Build Plan

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Owned Audience and Newsletter Build Plan

Use this worksheet when a permission-based email relationship is the appropriate return-path solution. A newsletter is optional, not a Module 11 completion requirement.

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Privacy: never paste subscriber lists, private email addresses, passwords or access codes into this workbook.

1. Subscriber promise

Who it serves and what they receive
Cadence, sender identity and boundaries

2. Signup architecture

Location Message and CTA Destination / owner / status
Canonical signup page
Homepage, articles and resources

3. Consent and data record

Fields collected and purpose
Consent wording, storage, access and deletion route
How subscribers differ from customers, members and support contacts

4. Confirmation and welcome journey

Step Promise / content / link Test result / correction
Confirmation and promised resource
Welcome message or sequence
Unsubscribe, reply and support

5. Editorial system

Content pillars and recurring sections
Publishing cadence, owner, approval and archive

Useful internal examples: The Righteous Beat and free resources.

6. Baseline metrics

Metric Baseline / source Meaning / next review
Signup-page visits and completed signups
Conversion rate and signup source
Delivery failures, unsubscribes and next-step movement

7. Completion and next Module 11 dependency

Open issues and limitations
Final approval, owner and next useful action

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