Pocket Mentoring

4 weeks Strategic Intensive for Substack Creators (1:1 Voxer support)

You've been publishing and showing up, but somewhere between the ideas in your head and the publication you're actually building, things got blurry.

You're stuck because you're making a hundred small decisions a week — what to write, what to charge, what to say on your About page, whether your Notes strategy is working, whether your paid tier makes sense — and you're making all of them alone.

Pocket Mentoring is what happens when you stop doing that.

For 4 weeks, I'm in your pocket. You think out loud, I think with you. We figure it out together, and by the end, your Substack doesn't just feel different. It is different.

WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS IN 4 WEEKS

This isn't "let's talk about your feelings." This is working mentoring. Things move.

Here's what past clients have walked away with:

Clarity on what they're building. What to write about, what to leave behind, where the whole thing is heading.

A Substack that looks and reads like they mean it. We work with the new Substack editor to build out pages, structure, and flow, so the publication feels like a real destination, not a pile of posts.

An About page that actually works. Most About pages bury the lede or say nothing. We rewrite it until a stranger can land on it and get it in 10 seconds.

A content strategy that holds. Not "post 5 Notes a day." A real plan: what to publish, how often, what goes free vs. paid, and how it all connects.

Messaging that sounds like YOU. We find the core messages — the things only you can say — and make sure they're running through everything.

A monetization path. A specific strategy based on their specific situation: paid tier, products, services, or a combination.

Posts that are tighter and sharper. I edit and give feedback on posts before they go live. The writing gets better because someone's actually reading it with strategy in mind.

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Every client is different, so the mix shifts. But the common thread: you come in scattered, you leave with a plan and the momentum to execute it.

HOW IT WORKS

The format: Voxer, Monday to Friday, for 4 weeks.

Voxer is a free app — voice notes and text. No calls. No video. No scheduling.

You send a message when the thought is alive. When you're mid-draft. Mid-decision. Mid-overthink. I respond within the day. We go back and forth like a running conversation, not a scheduled appointment.

Why this works better than calls:

You know that moment on a walk when you suddenly know exactly what the problem is? Or at 9pm when you realize your About page is wrong but you can't articulate why? That's when you send a Voxer. Not two weeks later on a call when the moment has passed.

“I’ve absolutely loved working with Andi. Her warm, personable approach is both inspiring and motivating. She has a brilliant way of making everything feel clear and achievable; her mentoring is thoughtful, easy to follow, and always delivered with such positivity.”

— Sally Morrall, MORstyle

$590 for 4 weeks.

That's 4 weeks of direct access to a Substack strategist who's done this 100+ times. Async, flexible, and built around your actual life.

EUR payment also available, just mention it in your application.

What's included:

→ 4 weeks of Voxer access (voice + text, Monday–Friday)
→ Direct feedback on your writing, ideas, offers, and pages
→ Post editing and feedback before you publish
→ Help with the Substack editor: building pages, structure, layout
→ A written strategic recap at the end: the decisions, the direction, the plan

THE INVESTMENT

HI! I’M ANDI

I've audited 50+ Substacks, worked with 100+ creators, and built a Bestselling publication of my own. Before that, 20 years in media, social strategy, and creative consulting.

I know what works on Substack because I study it obsessively. But more than that, I know how to help you see your own work clearly when you're too deep inside it to tell what's landing.

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Four weeks from now, you could still be circling the same questions.

Or you could have answers, and a Substack that shows it.