Blog & Newsletter Launch
You want to start a blog or newsletter. But you need technical help uploading and arranging material. Or you want help learning how to maintain and operate your blog/newsletter. No matter where you are, this service can help.
We put you together with one of our blog/newsletter experts—crackerjacks who are good at listening and know the ins-and-outs of the most popular blog/newsletter platforms. When you’re done, you’ll have a great-looking blog or newsletter that you can update on your own.
In particular, you'll learn to:
- Customize your blog/newsletter’s design and layout to suit your taste (using your platform’s available templates)
- Post text, photos, videos, links, and more
- Set up widgets that connect your blog or newsletter to your social media platforms
Our experts will help you choose the right platform and field your questions. (For blogs, we suggest WordPress.com, Squarespace, or Wix. For newsletters, we suggest Substack.)
Note: This is not a web design or coding service. And we can only take your design as far as the templates of your chosen platform allow. If you want a fully customized design for your blog/newsletter, then you'll be better off hiring a designer.
To begin, fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Then a Gotham staff member will consult with you to determine your specific needs. Next, you’ll be matched with a blog/newsletter expert.
Tuition: $350
You work with your Blog/Newsletter expert for a total of three hours, but in three separate sessions, all on Zoom:
Session 1 – 45-minute session, plus a homework assignment related to the work on your blog/newsletter.
- Instructor spends 15 minutes, independently, evaluating your homework assignment.
Session 2 – 45-minute session, plus another homework assignment.
- Instructor spends 15 minutes, independently, evaluating your homework assignment.
Session 3 – 60-minute session.
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To learn more about blogs and newsletters, try our Blog & Newsletter Writing course.
Here you can view all Gotham One-on-One services.
