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AK gave us plenty of examples and resources to help us see how we can develop content for our own newsletters, how this can help us with finding our ideal readers, and in how to find and build our audience for our newsletters. She was also very prompt in giving feedback whenever I had questions or submitted copy for a sample newsletter. I recommend this class to anyone interested in developing their own newsletter to help build their brand as an author.

The lessons were very short compared to other similarly priced courses I've taken with Savvy Authors. The topics seemed to address generalities and we didn't drill into craft examples as I'd come to expect from other Savvy Authors' courses. I've learned much more on the subject from other sources.

I love the Flash Fiction contests. I think it's a great concept and a good exercise to help writers practice ideation and execution quickly. My only complaint was the utter lack of participation. Not only were there only 3 participants, but also only 4 votes. Meaning that if we don't count the 3 participants, since we can assume they all voted, there was literally one person who took the time to vote. Hopefully they at least read all the stories and didn't just vote for their friend's entry. But even if that's not the case, it doesn't address the fact that the entire contest hinged on literally one person's preferences. Something needs to be done to get more participation and voting.

I found a picture, rather than words make it difficult to follow the prompt. I ended up having to make a part 2 to a story I had written from words prompt.

Very useful lessons, exercises and personal feedback. I gained much from registering.