Build a list fast and make swaps work harder than you do. Your newsletter is your secret weapon. Learn the process for rapid list growth and how to transform generic swaps into list-building goldmines.
(Course cost is $65. All advertised USD prices will be billed in ZAR through our South African payment gateway.)
Live Workshop
Next live cohort: to be confirmed · Join the list below to hear when it’s next scheduled. · $121 when scheduled · billed in ZAR (R2,125).
(All advertised USD prices are billed in ZAR through our South African payment gateway.)
1,800 pre-orders, no cover, no social media. Coral’s newsletter list converts at 70% on a pre-order with the title only. Your email list is the only marketing asset you actually own — and it’s worth $20–$50 per subscriber per series.
What We’ll Cover
What You’ll Walk Away With
A rapid list-growth strategy you can implement immediately
Newsletter swap frameworks for high-quality subscriber acquisition
Email sequence templates that drive engagement and sales
Launch integration tactics that maximize release-day revenue
You learn best in live sessions where you can ask questions and get real-time feedback
Frequently Asked
“By the time you get to book three or four of a longer series, a lot of your readers are organically coming to you from Amazon. Those people are not on your mailing list. So you want to harvest that audience that you’re getting from Amazon.”
“An exclusive epilogue, a happily ever after, a wedding scene, a bonus chapter — available only to subscribers. This is never for book one in a series. This is how you use the newsletter to reward the readers who found you late.”
Excerpted from the live teaching recording inside Plotprose Academy.
Dates to be confirmed
The next live cohort isn’t scheduled yet — but the full class is available on-demand right now. Same teaching, watch any time.
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