If yes, why? If not, why not?

I'm experimenting with my Substack. Your thoughts are welcome. 👉🏼 Backstory: About two months ago, I started giving away a lead magnet on Tiny Tribe🪶. It's a 30-page PDF (see image) that appears on my hero post and is pinned to the Substack homepage. When readers subscribe, they receive my welcome email (editable via settings inside Substack) with a link to the PDF (shared from my Google Drive). 🧪 Experiment: This morning, I changed how new subscribers obtain the PDF to encourage more of my subscribers to join this community. The revised welcome email invites them to join us on Tiny Tribes🪶Lite and download the PDF from the 'Start Here' course. The link to the PDF is now inside the final lesson. I've been getting about 4-5 subscribers daily from Notes, recommendations, and organically from the App. I'm interested to see if the rate slows or changes. 🧐 What are your thoughts about this?

Post a link to your Substack Note(s) for October 9 as a comment within this thread. Let's finish strong with *two* daily notes for the rest of the challenge! You can do it! 💪🏼

🪄 There's something magical about the number 8! Post a link to your Substack Note for October 8 as a comment within this thread.

I received an email from a marketer yesterday (I subscribe to a lot of them to learn how they operate). In it, he announced his new course. It has something like 120 video lessons! 😳 The last course I took from a week-known marketer/writer on Medium was 71 video lessons and I developed ‘course fatigue’ after 15 lessons. I’ll never go back and finish it. Maybe I’m unique 🤓, but that seems excessive. I mean, the course was about improving your writing on Medium not how to perform a heart-lung transplant. 😷 With that said, what’s your tolerance for the length of training courses (in general)? Vote, then leave a comment if you wish to explain.