Online Writing Journal
Carlos CaroSharing lessons, challenges, and breakthroughs from my writing on LinkedIn, X, Medium and Substack.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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How To Get Started In B2B Marketing on LinkedIn
Yesterday I flew to New York for a jam session with a room of B2B fintech founders. We covered content, LinkedIn, and how to actually turn writing into revenue.
It was an AMA / Q&A type of session. I’m sharing my notes and main themes from...
B2B Fintech Founder Lunch (May 12 in NYC)
Hey friends,
I’ll keep this email quick.
Along with The AI Collective and my friend Supriya Gupta, founder at EVE (executive voice engine), I’m hosting a roundtable lunch for B2B Fintech Founders in New York City next Tuesday.
We’ll be d...
How I Save 5–7 Hours a Week Writing Content (with a custom AI email bot)
Let’s rewind to the early days.
When I started writing on LinkedIn, it was a daily grind. Five to seven posts a week. Each one took an hour, sometimes more. That’s 7–10 hours a week just to keep the lights on. My follower count crept up—2,...
LinkedIn Writing: Plan for Year 3
Like an idiot, I paid $12/month for software that told me how many total impressions, likes, comments, and re-shares my content was getting on LinkedIn.
I burned money on this for 2 years.
I did it because:
- I thought LinkedIn's free...
Progress Report: Year 2 of LinkedIn
Seven months ago, I wrote this article laying out my goals for my second year of writing on LinkedIn.
The TL;DR from that article is that I spent Year 1 bouncing from topic to topic without a clear content strategy.
Thanks for reading My...
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Fintech executive based in Washington, D.C. Founder of The Free Toaster Newsletter and Founder of New Market Growth, a marketing agency for lenders.
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