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I spend my week working through growth decisions with founders and building AI systems I use myself. Every Sunday, I share the useful details so you can apply them to your business.Growth decisions I’m working through with founders and AI systems I use myself. Useful details you can apply, every Sunday.

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Turn customer questions into creator briefs.

  • Customer service
  • Ad comments
  • Reviews
  • Return reasons

What goes in the brief

“The exact questions people ask before they buy, in the language they use.”

Ask a creator to answer a recurring question using evidence you can verify.

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A few things I’ve sent recently.

Give AI the context you have.

From a Thursday email about the AI workflow I use to build landing pages.

Treat research like a data pipeline. Reviews, ad comments, CS tickets, DMs, creator feedback, TikTok, Reddit, YouTube, forums, e-retail reviews. Pipe every source into your agent, tell it to keep watching, and write every pattern into one doc. Give it more context than feels reasonable. That's how it starts thinking like you.

“nine advertorials in one night”

Turn customer questions into creator briefs.

From a Sunday email about the evidence people need before they buy.

You already have the doubts. They're sitting in your customer service inbox, your ad comments, your reviews, and your returns reasons. On that Monday call, this was the actual recommendation: pull those together and turn them into creator briefs. Not a mood board. The exact questions people ask before they buy, in the language they use.

(Those sources tell you what people are asking. They don't prove your answer is true. That part is on you.)

“What customers find after your ad”

This newsletter is for three people.

Founder doing it themselves

Figure out what to try next when money and time are tight.

Marketer on a small team

Get examples and workflows you can adapt without adding headcount.

CMO leading an established brand

Evaluate where the team should experiment before committing more resources.

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Everyone deserves
a fair shot.

I’m Nik, an entrepreneur and active investor. I spend a lot of time with founders working through how to grow their businesses.

I can’t take every call. Writing this newsletter lets me share the advice and examples from those conversations with more people, including the founder figuring it out alone. I love this stuff, and I love sharing it.

Nik SharmaSee you Sunday,Nik
Nik showing his Building a Second Brain system at the Ecom Founders AI Summit Watch the talk 36:42

See the AI system I use in my own business.

In this talk from the Ecom Founders AI Summit, I show how I connect business information and use AI agents to get a daily brief on what needs my attention. You can watch the full talk and use the slides.

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Good questions.

How often will I hear from you?

I send the main newsletter every Sunday at 7:15 p.m. EST. Every Thursday, I send a bonus email with the latest Limited Supply podcast episode and its key takeaways.

Is this useful if I’m just getting started?

Yes. I write for founders doing the marketing themselves, small growth teams, and CMOs at established brands. You won’t use every idea every week. The goal is to help you find the ones worth your time.

Is it really free?

Completely free. If it stops being useful, every email has a one-click unsubscribe.

What happens to my email?

I use it to send the Sunday newsletter and Thursday podcast recap. Your email is never sold. You can unsubscribe in one click at any time.

Does the newsletter include sponsors?

Some issues include clearly labeled sponsor sections. They are separate from my editorial, and sponsors do not decide what I write.

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