Issue #43 – Friday, May 8, 2026
### People will share if you make it easy
Some of your readers would
actually love to share your
stuff.
They just:
Forget.
Don’t think of it.
Or aren’t sure who it’s for.
You don’t need a big campaign.
You just need to make sharing
easy and obvious, without
pressure.
### Give them a clear “who this is for”
Sharing gets easier when your
reader can instantly picture
the right person.
You can help by using simple
lines like:
“If you know someone who’s
trying to [solve this
problem] without the hype,
feel free to pass this on.”
or
“Know a friend who’s building
online income the calm way?
You can forward this to them.”
You’re giving them a clean,
specific mental image.
### Ask small, not big
Instead of turning every email
into “Please like, share, and
subscribe,” treat sharing as a
small, optional move.
You can:
– Add one low‑key line at the
end of some issues.
– Occasionally remind people
there’s a simple way to
invite others to join the
list.
– Thank them once in a while
for the quiet forwards you
never see.
No pressure.
Just a door they can open if
they want.
### One small move for this week
Here’s your assignment:
1) Write one short sharing
line in your own voice,
something like:
“If you know someone who’d
find this helpful, feel
free to forward it.”
2) Add that line to the end
of **one** upcoming issue
(not all of them).
3) Notice over time if
replies or new subs mention
being forwarded your emails.
You’re inviting help, not
begging for it.
### What’s coming next
In the next issue, we’ll talk
about how to **zoom out every
few months and re‑read your
own archive** — so you can see
how far you’ve come and spot
new patterns and opportunities
in what you’ve already
created.
Ninpo Ikkan!!
“The spirit of the ninja is our primary inspiration.”
Kurt Tasche
“The REAL Ninja Marketer”
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