What's up everyone? Welcome back to another episode of Founders Journal. This is your host Alex Lieberman co-founder and executive chairman of Morning Brew

Founders Journal is my personal diary made public for the world and as mentioned last episode we are switching things up a little bit in the month of

April.

We are moving the podcast from three times a week to one time a week so that we can take a

breather and we're doing some planning in the background to launch a new format that we are really

excited about but we want to make sure we're really thoughtful about doing it.

So for the next four weeks including this episode you're going to be getting a weekly episode and each

episode is going to be around telling a specific story about an inflection point in

morning bruise history and specific tactics you can take from our experience and our journey.

On today's episode I'm going to talk about how we got from zero subscribers

when we first started Morning Brew to 10,000 subscribers, which I would say is roughly the point

at which you can actually start making money off an email newsletter.

We will go into all of the tactics, all of the learnings, and hopefully you'll have a

lot that you take with you, so let's hop into it.

When you've got a monumental to do list to complete for your business, making a bunch of stops in search of the right office supplies drains your time and energy.

That's why you need a one-stop shop for everything,

whether that be new laptops or a selection of dairy options for your team's

morning coffee. The good news, that's what Walmart business was made for.

They've got low prices and bulk quantities

on things like office supplies, groceries, tech, you name it. You can choose

between shipping, delivery, or pickup as fast as same day because flexibility is the name of the game.

It's the Walmart you love now for your business.

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