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Newsletter Growth Masterclass: 5 Levers to Grow & Monetize with Chenell Basilio

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In this masterclass, Growth in Reverse founder Chenell Basilio joins Nathan Barry to reveal the five fundamental levers for scaling a successful newsletter: insanely valuable content, distinct positioning, momentum and distribution, high conversion rates, and an optimized subscriber experience. Basilio audits Barry's own newsletter, pinpointing missed opportunities in landing pages, welcome automations, and cross-channel promotion. Finally, they explore diverse newsletter monetization models ranging from high-ticket services and deal flow to paid tiers and entry-level products.

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Source: How to Build a 6-Figure Newsletter in 2027 (Full Strategy) · The Nathan Barry Show
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    Most creators believe that audience growth is simply a matter of hacking social media algorithms, but in this deep dive, Chenell Basilio outlines five critical levers2:20 required to scale and monetize an email publication. Having reverse-engineered hundreds of top creators through her publication Growth in Reverse, Basilio explains that growth tactics alone fail when stripped of the foundational layers that sustain genuine attention.

    The masterclass opens with the first lever: insanely valuable content4:41. According to Basilio, content achieves explosive word-of-mouth when it makes readers exclaim, "I can't believe this is free!" Creators should aim to combine at least two out of six primary value drivers: making money, saving money, saving time, teaching a framework, entertaining, and providing timely insight. She emphasizes that getting on 1-on-1 customer calls12:40 is the fastest way to understand reader pain points and elevate content above the mediocre baseline.

    From there, Basilio details positioning13:31, which dictates whether prospective readers immediately grasp why a publication is essential, and building distribution momentum21:19. She highlights interactive quizzes, segmented lead magnets, and high-volume social content32:00 as the most effective contemporary distribution channels. Once momentum is established, creators must optimize conversion funnels39:41—streamlining landing pages by stripping away extraneous links and focusing on a singular call to action.

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    3 BUILDING MOMENTUMFOCUS FOR 6+ MONTHS
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    The most overlooked element in digital publishing is the subscriber experience51:00. Rather than showing a generic "success" confirmation message, creators should guide new signups to an interactive "almost there" page52:00 with surveys or reply prompts to boost deliverability. Basilio then demonstrates these principles by conducting a candid live audit of Nathan Barry's newsletter1:13:40, exposing weak home page headlines, default confirmation emails, and underutilized video assets. Finally, they unpack newsletter monetization models1:29:51, detailing how publishers scale through high-ticket services, paid sponsored deep dives, deal flow, accelerators, and premium tiers.

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    5 SUBSCRIBER EXPERIENCE"ALMOST THERE"SURVEYREPLY
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    Highlights
    1. 2:20The 5 newsletter growth levers introduced
    2. 4:41Lever 1: Insanely valuable content
    3. 13:31Lever 2: Positioning and audience clarity
    4. 21:19Lever 3: Distribution and momentum
    5. 51:00Lever 5: Subscriber experience and retention
    6. 1:04:05Live audit of Nathan Barry's newsletter
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    How it's told

    A studio masterclass building to a teardown

    Format: Interview. Nathan Barry hosts newsletter analyst Chenell Basilio to break down the five levers of newsletter growth using blackboards, before having his own newsletter audited live.

    Story arc

    1. 0:00Teaser & PromiseA fast montage establishes Chenell's growth to 21,000 subscribers and introduces the five core levers beyond growth hacks.
    2. 1:31Origin Story & Deep Dive MethodChenell explains how reverse-engineering Mario Gabriele's $300k newsletter launched Growth in Reverse.
    3. 4:46Lever 1: Insanely Valuable ContentChenell details the six core value drivers that make free content feel premium and worth paying for, supported by reader research.
    4. 13:28Lever 2: PositioningThe hosts discuss audience clarity and value propositions, using case studies like ADHD Weasel's pivot and Sam Vander Wielen's discovery calls.
    5. 21:19Lever 3: Momentum & DistributionChenell and Nathan break down practical distribution mechanisms, including diagnostic quizzes, effortless lead magnets, and content volume.
    6. 39:42Lever 4: ConversionChenell explores friction elimination on landing pages, criticizing Linktree and detailing Drew Riley's iterative landing page design.
    7. 50:55Lever 5: Subscriber ExperienceChenell reveals post-signup strategies, including 'Almost There' survey pages, two-step welcome emails, and false double opt-ins.
    8. 1:04:33Nathan's Newsletter TeardownChenell audits Nathan's homepage headline, podcast promotion emails, opt-in forms, and conversion mechanics live on the blackboard.
    9. 1:29:51Monetization PlaybookThe pair outline seven distinct newsletter monetization pathways, from high-ticket services and venture dealflow to memberships and paid tiers.
    10. 1:43:30Scorecard & OutroChenell presents her Growth in Reverse scorecard resource, and Nathan closes the session.

    Setups and payoffs

    1. 0:48Setup Nathan jokingly warns Chenell not to critique his newsletter or he will cry.
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      1:04:33Payoff Chenell conducts a thorough, humorous audit of Nathan's newsletter on the right blackboard.
    2. 1:09Setup Nathan's generic homepage headline 'Hello, I'm Nathan Barry' is teased in the opening hook.
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      1:13:50Payoff Chenell rewrites Nathan's homepage headline to emphasize his status as CEO of a $60M business.
    3. 1:52Setup Nathan asks if they can apply the five masterclass levers directly to his own newsletter.
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      1:04:33Payoff Nathan and Chenell systematically evaluate Nathan's newsletter against each of the five levers.
    4. 1:59Setup Nathan proposes exploring newsletter monetization models if time permits at the end.
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      1:29:51Payoff The discussion pivots to a comprehensive seven-part monetization breakdown on the chalkboard.
    5. 2:41Setup Chenell introduces Mario Gabriele as the subject of her initial newsletter deep dive.
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      8:35Payoff Mario's S-1 teardowns are examined under Lever 1 and his venture dealflow under monetization at 5856s.
    6. 13:39Setup ADHD Weasel's origin is introduced as an example of sharp audience positioning.
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      26:27Payoff ADHD Weasel's diagnostic quiz is shown to have accelerated daily subscriber acquisition from 15 to 127.
    7. 20:30Setup Sam Vander Wielen's extensive customer discovery calls are highlighted under positioning.
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      31:12Payoff Sam's DM comment automation strategy is detailed as an effective audio lead magnet under momentum.
    8. 51:26Setup The generic green 'Success' confirmation box is condemned as a wasted opportunity.
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      1:00:55Payoff Nathan admits his site still uses the generic 'Success' box and writes fixing it on his board.

    Devices

    • Chalkboard VisualizationNathan and Chenell write frameworks, bullet points, and critique notes live on dual blackboards across the masterclass.4:461:05:05
    • Case Study CitationReal-world creators and newsletters are cited with specific metrics and revenue numbers to prove tactical points.7:2843:38
    • Self-Deprecating AuditNathan offers up his own newsletter copy and onboarding systems as flawed examples to critique.1:091:14:40
    • Direct-to-Camera CalloutNathan breaks the interview format to speak straight into the lens, advising viewers on implementation.26:5027:40
    • Screen InsertsRelevant clips, social media screenshots, landing pages, and book covers overlay the conversation to illustrate concepts.33:4856:56
    • Anecdotal StorytellingNathan shares personal entrepreneurial stories to illustrate retention, positioning, and customer care.38:5156:42
    • Call-to-Action Mid-RollNathan inserts short solo studio segments promoting channel subscription and book pre-orders.13:1540:07

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    Teardown

    This video earns clicks by framing a newsletter teardown as a futuristic six-figure masterclass, then retains viewers across 105 minutes by physically mapping five frameworks on dual chalkboards before auditing the host's own flawed site.

    Below the channel's typical: 0.2× its typical views (928 vs a median of 3,900 across the channel's last 12 long-form uploads, as of Nov 6) · Long-form interview · 0 days old, early

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    You will get a comprehensive, future-proof blueprint showing the exact steps required to grow and monetize an email newsletter to over $100,000.

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    How to Build a 6-Figure Newsletter in 2027 (Full Strategy)

    The Nathan Barry Show928 views · 11h agoAs the founder of an email marketing platform, you’d think my newsletter would be dialed in. But it turns out there's a lot I could be doing better. I think…

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    • 4/5Thumbnail imageThe centered subject provides a warm, direct focal point, while the detailed chalkboard diagram signals deep tactical value. The visual aesthetic looks like a high-end workshop blackboard.A centered portrait of a smiling woman in front of a dark blueprint background loaded with numbered tactical steps and dollar signs.
    • 4/5Thumbnail text“EMAIL MASTERCLASS”The primary headline is concise and instantly frames the video as premium educational material. The background text reinforces depth without cluttering the primary headline read.Bold white-and-blue banner at the top reading 'EMAIL MASTERCLASS'.
    • 4/5TitleThe title clearly defines a desirable financial milestone and promises complete coverage rather than high-level fluff. Setting the year ahead creates a subtle forward-looking curiosity angle.'How to Build a 6-Figure Newsletter in 2027 (Full Strategy)'.
    • 4/5Title + thumbnailThe thumbnail communicates the educational format and structured syllabus, while the title supplies the tangible commercial outcome. Together they position the video as an exhaustive, high-value guide.The thumbnail displays an organized blackboard breakdown titled 'EMAIL MASTERCLASS' beside a title offering the 'Full Strategy' for a '6-Figure Newsletter'.

    Curiosity gap: The viewer wants to see the specific tactical steps outlined on the board that make a newsletter reliably hit six figures.

    The three hooks

    The title, the thumbnail text and the first words spoken each make a promise, and each does a different job.

    • Title“How to Build a 6-Figure Newsletter in 2027 (Full Strategy)”How-toOutcomeCuriosityIt makes the viewer want the complete step-by-step roadmap to build a highly profitable, future-proof newsletter business.
    • Thumbnail text“EMAIL MASTERCLASS”AuthorityOutcomeProofIt makes the viewer want structured, institutional-grade instruction on email strategy in a single free lesson.
    • First words spoken“I sent that first edition out to three people. Within 10 months I had 21,000 subscribers.”ResultsProofOutcomeCuriosityIt makes the viewer want the blueprint that turned an email list of three people into 21,000 readers in under a year.
    • PairingDifferent jobsThe thumbnail text establishes the comprehensive masterclass format, leaving the title to specify the exact monetary outcome and timeline.
    • StakesFitsThe title promises a complete six-figure newsletter roadmap, and the video delivers an exhaustive 105-minute masterclass covering content, positioning, growth mechanics, post-signup flows, and seven revenue models.
    • UrgencyNoneThe video presents an evergreen, future-proof framework without relying on artificial countdowns or claims that the opportunity will disappear.

    The first 20 seconds

    TimeWhat you seeWhat you hearWhat it does
    0:00Chenell Basilio speaking beside an on-screen graphic showing 'Newsletter #1' and 'Subscribers: 2'.Chenell: 'I sent that first...'Establishes a humble starting point from zero audience.
    0:01Subscriber counter increments to 3 as newsletter graphics flip.Chenell: '...edition out to three people.'Reinforces relatable beginnings that any beginner can identify with.
    0:02Newsletters cycle rapidly on screen as months flip from January forward.Chenell: 'Within...'Creates visual momentum showing rapid passage of time.
    0:03Graphic reaches 'Newsletter #10' in October, subscriber counter spikes to 21,000 circled in glowing blue.Chenell: '...10 months I had 21,000 subscribers.'Delivers the shocking proof payoff: 21,000 subscribers in 10 months.
    0:04Close-up graphic showing circled '21000' subscribers.Narrator: 'Chenell Basilio...'Transitions from personal story to third-party introduction.
    0:05Monochrome portrait cutout of Chenell with bold text reading 'Chenell Basilio'.Narrator: '...reverse engineers...'Introduces the expert guest and establishes her core niche.
    0:06Kinetic text appears: 'reverse engineers how the biggest newsletters GROW'.Narrator: '...how the biggest newsletters grow.'Clarifies the exact skill she will teach the audience.
    0:07Glowing blue 'GROW' text pulsing on screen over Chenell's graphic.Upbeat synth soundtrack builds energy.Maintains hype and visual engagement during the hook sequence.
    0:08Cut to studio room; Chenell writes on black paper board while text overlay reads 'that's added 1000s of subscribers'.Chenell: 'That's added thousands...'Previews the hands-on masterclass format and promises tangible results.
    0:09Chenell writes the word 'MONEY' and circles it on the chalkboard paper.Chenell: '...of subscribers...'Teases a specific, high-value mechanism drawn live on board.
    0:10Chenell completes the sketch on the board.Chenell: '...to our email list.'Confirms the drawn tactic drove real subscriber numbers.
    0:11Cut to host looking at a board titled 'Newsletter Growth Masterclass' with 5 numbered slots.Host: 'That's so easy to do.'Removes perceived difficulty and introduces the 5-step curriculum framework.
    0:12Cut back to Chenell explaining, with text 'you're not creating anything'.Chenell: 'So you're not creating anything...'Offers a contrarian relief point: you don't need to reinvent the wheel.
    0:13Chenell gestures enthusiastically as text completes: 'that new'.Chenell: '...that new.'Lowers friction by proving success requires curation over heavy invention.
    0:14Quick cut to podcast clip of Sam Parr speaking.Narrator: 'Her work has been featured by...'Begins a rapid authority montage using recognizable creator names.
    0:15Montage slides showing 'The Hustle' case study graphics and revenue bars.Narrator: '...The Hustle...'Validates her methodology with multi-million-dollar case studies.
    0:16Screenshot of Buffer article headline about Chenell growing 20k+ subscribers.Narrator: '...Buffer...'Adds third-party journalistic credibility.
    0:17Article card from 'Creator Science' featuring Chenell Basilio.Narrator: '...Creator Science, and more.'Solidifies her status as the go-to authority in the newsletter space.
    0:18Cut back to studio; Chenell gestures toward the blank masterclass sheet on the board.Chenell: 'With newsletter growth, people only focus...'Sets up a common mistake or misconception in the industry.
    0:19Chenell holds her marker, pointing at the board beside the host.Chenell: '...on tools...'Identifies the trap most beginners fall into.
    0:20Wide two-shot of host and Chenell ready to break down the first tactic.Music ramps smoothly into the main presentation.Transitions smoothly into the first actionable lesson.
    Click confirmation
    Instantly confirms the title in under four seconds by showing her personal growth curve from 3 readers to 21,000 subscribers in 10 months.
    Time to the point
    0:04
    Hook
    bold claim, personal confession, payoff preview
    Reason to stay
    A visible 5-step 'Newsletter Growth Masterclass' board hangs behind the hosts, promising a step-by-step breakdown of how she grew her list without making new content from scratch.
    Missing on purpose
    No generic YouTube greeting, no channel intro sequence, no request to subscribe, and zero filler small talk.
    Pace and texture
    Brisk and punchy, cutting every 1 to 2 seconds between live studio action, fast animated graphics, case study screenshots, and kinetic typography backed by energetic synth music.

    Story map

    Tutorial. Chenell Basilio and Nathan Barry set out to provide a complete roadmap for building a six-figure newsletter, arguing that creators fail because they obsess over growth hacks while ignoring positioning, retention, and funnel architecture. The payoff is an exhaustive 5-lever curriculum tested live against Nathan's own email publishing operation.

    TimeSectionNew tensionStakesTurnLoops
    0:00 –1:30Teaser & 5 Levers PreviewWhat are the four overlooked levers beyond growth hacks that took Chenell from 3 to 21,000 subscribers?RiseMost creators only focus on social growth tactics, but those tactics fail if the other four levers are broken.Opens: What are the five levers on the board, and how bad is Nathan's newsletter headline?Closes: none
    1:31 –4:40Chenell's Origin & Research MethodHow did an exhausted ads manager turn deep-dive research into a rapidly growing publishing business?HoldShe did not invent a new content model, therefore spending 50 hours reverse-engineering existing creators made her work stand out immediately.Opens: How does deep research translate into repeatable value drivers?Closes: How Chenell reached 21,000 subscribers so quickly
    4:41 –13:30Lever 1: Insanely Valuable ContentWhat specific combination of elements makes free email content feel like something readers would pay for?RiseCreators think they must write massive essays, but combining just two of six core value drivers creates premium content.Opens: How do you know which value drivers your readers actually care about?Closes: The six core value drivers defined
    13:31 –21:18Lever 2: PositioningWhy does great writing fail to attract an audience when the headline and promise are poorly framed?HoldCreators describe their format instead of their outcome, therefore readers ignore their landing pages.Opens: How do you turn reader feedback into a sharper value proposition?Closes: How ADHD Weasel pivoted from a failing food app to a 36k-subscriber newsletter
    21:19 –39:40Lever 3: Building Momentum & DistributionWhich specific distribution mechanisms reliably generate subscribers when standard social posting stalls?RisePosting across multiple platforms dilutes impact, therefore picking one mechanism like interactive quizzes produces 9x growth.Opens: How do you capture traffic without hurting algorithm reach with external links?Closes: How ADHD Weasel grew from 15 to 127 subscribers a day using quizzes
    39:41 –50:59Lever 4: ConversionWhy do accounts with hundreds of thousands of followers still struggle to build a viable email list?RiseCreators add link-trees and multiple links to their bio, but removing all secondary options is what pushes page conversion above 40%.Opens: What should happen immediately after the visitor enters their email address?Closes: How Drew Riley iterated Trends.vc through 17 landing page designs to reach 40% conversion
    51:00 –1:04:04Lever 5: Subscriber ExperienceHow do you stop new subscribers from abandoning the newsletter before reading their first issue?HoldDefault confirmation screens waste prime attention, therefore replacing them with 'Almost There' survey pages captures zero-party data and boosts deliverability.Opens: How will these five theoretical levers hold up when applied to an expert's live newsletter?Closes: The complete breakdown of the 5 levers on the left board
    1:04:05 –1:29:50Auditing Nathan Barry's NewsletterWhat elementary mistakes is the CEO of an email software company making on his own website?RiseNathan leads with a generic personal greeting, therefore Chenell rewrites his entire homepage funnel around his $60M business track record.Opens: Once an audience is captured and retained, what monetization pathways make six figures possible?Closes: The payoff of the setup from the opening teaser critiquing Nathan's headline
    1:29:51 –1:44:39Newsletter Monetization PlaybookWhich monetization model generates the fastest revenue without alienating free readers?HoldMost writers jump straight to paid newsletters, but high-ticket services and dealflow generate far more revenue with a smaller list.Opens: Where can a creator score their own newsletter across all these areas?Closes: The complete breakdown of the seven newsletter monetization options
    1:44:40 –1:45:30Outro & Growth ScorecardFallSag: no turnOpens: noneCloses: The URL for Chenell's scorecard tool

    Payoff: delivered fully at 1:04:33. Chenell finishes charting the five fundamental levers on the left board and begins systematically auditing Nathan Barry's personal newsletter against them, followed by a seven-model monetization playbook. Ending: Chenell directs viewers to her free growth assessment tool at 1:44:48, and Nathan closes by pitching the next interview in his series over upbeat electronic music.

    Leaks

    Where a viewer might leave. Guesses from watching, not retention data.

    • 13:15 Nathan abruptly interrupts the teaching flow with a solo studio cut asking viewers to hit subscribe.
    • 40:07 A scripted mid-roll book promo pulls attention away right as the conversation transitions into conversion mechanics.
    • 46:27 The hosts get sidetracked discussing personal creator gossip about Dan Martell and Taki Moore, pausing actionable frameworks.
    • 1:16:30 The audit bogs down in granular nuances of Nathan's personal website backend that do not apply to general creators.

    Steal this

    1. Dual physical chalkboard roadmap Writing the framework outlines on real boards gives a 100-minute masterclass a visible, physical progress tracker that keeps the viewer anchored. 4:46
    2. Self-deprecating host teardown Having the authoritative host submit their own public work as the flawed case study proves the teaching applies to real businesses while keeping the tone humble. 1:04:33
    3. Rapid proof flip in the cold open Showing a subscriber counter visually tick from 3 to 21,000 alongside monthly issue covers in under 4 seconds establishes authority before anyone introduces themselves. 0:00
    4. Exact daily run-rate case studies Citing precise jump metrics (from 15 to 127 subscribers a day) and work volume (120 weekly posts) makes recommendations concrete instead of generic advice. 26:44

    Skip this

    • Using the host's own corporate software status as the central case study. Dissecting a personal brand built on running a $60M software company only works when the host has decades of industry recognition.
    • A 105-minute two-person standing studio lecture. Holding attention across an hour and forty minutes with minimal b-roll relies on having two known industry figures and a dedicated multi-camera studio.

    Open questions

    • Did including the year 2027 in the title create positive forward-looking curiosity or make the packaging look like artificial keyword optimization?
    • What percentage of viewers dropped off when the video shifted from broad frameworks to Nathan Barry's personal site audit at 1:04:33?
    • How significantly did the two direct-to-camera mid-roll promos at 13:15 and 40:07 impact mid-video retention?

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    People10

    • Chenell BasilioNewsletter growth strategist and founder of Growth in Reverse.0:00Shown0:05Said + shown0:18Said + shown0:58Said + shown1:31Said + shown1:45:25Said + shown
    • Nathan BarryFounder & CEO of Kit (formerly ConvertKit) and host of The Nathan Barry Show.0:11Said0:25Said0:48Said0:52Said1:09Said + shown1:27Shown1:31Said + shown1:45:26Shown
    • Mario GabrieleFounder of The Generalist newsletter covering tech and venture capital.2:41Said8:10Said8:35Said + shown1:37:36Said
    • Sam Vander WielenOnline legal educator and digital product creator.12:51Said17:50Said20:30Said + shown31:12Said1:43:07Said
    • Drew RileyFounder of Trends.vc media company.43:38Said43:50Said45:17Said
    • Packy McCormickCreator of the Not Boring newsletter and investment syndicate.1:31:20Said1:31:40Said1:37:47Said
    • Sam ParrFounder of The Hustle newsletter.0:15Shown
    • Dan MartellEntrepreneur and author of Buy Back Your Time.35:21Said40:48Said + shown46:51Said
    • Derek SiversFounder of CD Baby and author of Anything You Want.56:42Said56:56Shown
    • Pat WallsFounder of Starter Story.48:28Said + shown48:38Shown

    Ideas & frameworks1

    • The Ladders of WealthBook authored by Nathan Barry on scaling wealth as a creator and entrepreneur.16:18Said40:12Shown40:59Shown1:04:05Said1:04:08Shown

    Organizations3

    • Growth in ReverseWeekly deep-dive newsletter analyzing how top creators grow their email lists.0:00Shown2:07Said + shown1:44:48Said + shown1:44:50Said
    • KitEmail marketing and creator platform formerly known as ConvertKit.0:53Shown1:31Said + shown55:40Said
    • The ADHD WeaselNewsletter focused on neurodivergent productivity and ADHD meal planning.12:55Said13:50Said13:58Shown26:50Said

    Things on screen1

    • SubstackOnline publishing platform offering recommendation networks and subscription newsletters.1:37:48Shown1:38:30Said
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