Links
Your sign-up page, first on the list
A link block opens your sign-up page on Substack, beehiiv or your own site. Readers type their email there, on the page you already use.
Subscribe to Market Day, Fridays
Link in bio for newsletter writers
Sign-up page on top, every past issue below it. More.You is a link in bio page for newsletter writers. Readers tap it from Instagram or Threads. They open your sign-up page, read the latest issue and find the past ones.
Ines MoreauI write Market Day, a weekly letter on Lyon food markets. Fridays.
Subscribe to Market Day, Fridays
Latest: chestnuts and cardoons
Past issues
No. 47: Cheese at Croix-Rousse
No. 46: Quince season
No. 45: The fish stall list
28NovReader walk, Croix-RousseSat 09:00, at the fountainJoin
When does Market Day arrive?Every Friday at 7:00, Lyon time.
more.you/inesmarketday
Blocks for a weekly newsletter
New readers want to subscribe, and returning readers want an issue they missed. Your page holds the sign-up link, the latest issue and the archive.
Collection
Past issues in one archive
A collection lists recent issues by number and title. Each item opens the issue on the web, so a reader can read last week's before subscribing.
Past issues
No. 47: Cheese at Croix-Rousse
No. 46: Quince season
No. 45: The fish stall list
Events
A reader meetup with a date
An event block shows the day, the meeting place and a Join button. It opens the page where readers sign up for the walk.
28NovReader walk, Croix-RousseSat 09:00, at the fountainJoin
FAQ
The send day, written once
New readers ask which day the letter arrives. An FAQ block answers it on the same page.
When does Market Day arrive?Every Friday at 7:00, Lyon time.
AI assistants can read your send day and issues
When someone asks ChatGPT for a newsletter on Lyon food markets, it can read your send day and latest issue. It can also read the date of your reader walk.
What an AI assistant reads here
- name
- Ines Moreau
- newsletter
- Market Day, on Lyon food markets
- sends
- every Friday, 7:00 Lyon time
- latest issue
- No. 48: chestnuts and cardoons
- subscribe
- sign-up page on beehiiv
- next walk
- 28 Nov, Croix-Rousse market
Your newsletter page in three steps
- 01
Claim your name
Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.
- 02
Start from your newsletter's website
Paste the address of your beehiiv or Substack home page. More.You builds your first page from it, using only links it finds there. You check each block before anything is saved.
- 03
Add the sign-up link and past issues
Add a link block for your sign-up page, the latest issue under it and a collection of past issues. Then publish.
On Pro, you see which post sent each tap on your sign-up link. Pro is $5/month billed annually ($7 month to month). Every block on this page is on the Free plan.
Questions from newsletter writers
How do readers subscribe from my bio page?
Add a link block that opens your sign-up page on Substack, beehiiv or your own website. Put it first, so it is the first thing a new reader taps.
Can I list my past issues?
Yes. Add a collection called Past issues, with one item per issue and its number and title. Each item opens that issue on the web.
How do I keep the latest issue at the top?
Add each new issue as a link block above the last one. With AI Control, you can ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini to add it by chat after you send.
Can I promote a reader meetup?
Yes. An event block shows the date, the place and a Join button. AI assistants can read the date and place of the meetup on your page.
Is a page for my newsletter free?
Yes. One page with link, collection, event and FAQ blocks is on the Free plan. You need no card, and basic analytics show which sources send readers.
More pages: Link in bio for podcasters, Link in bio for authors, Link in bio for content creators, Blocks, AI page builder, AI Control, Analytics, Promoting events, or every audience.
Guides: How to Grow Your Email List From Social Media, Link in Bio Best Practices: 12 Rules That Get Clicks.
Related pages
Put your sign-up page first on one link
Claim your name, add the sign-up link and this week's issue, and paste the address into your Instagram bio and your email footer.
