I am excited to announce that today, right now, tickets are available for our conference called CEX. The people who've been reading this newsletter every Friday get first access. On Wednesday, we're announcing to the rest of the world. If you've never heard of it: CEX is the conference Joe Pulizzi originally created for content entrepreneurs. It was the only event built specifically for people who treat content like a real business. Not influencers. Not corporate marketers. Operators. People building something that lasts with content. Copyblogger acquired CEX, and we're bringing it back. April 19-21, 2027 in Minneapolis. Who this is for. Freelancers who want to stop trading hours for dollars. Coaches and consultants scaling past referrals. Course and community creators building leverage. Agency owners turning content into an engine. If you've been reading this newsletter and nodding along, this event was designed for you. Four tracks. Three days. All built for the work. Craft. Getting better at the writing, the storytelling, the content people actually want to consume. Audience. Building the audience your business actually needs. The right followers, not more followers. Monetization. Turning content into revenue. Pricing, packaging, offers, and the mechanics that make a business work. AI. Not how to flood the world with more content nobody asked for. How to use AI to build a business that actually serves people. The speakers. Every person on this stage has built a real business. You're learning from operators, not influencers. Joe Pulizzi. Original founder of CEX and founder of The Tilt. Jordan Gill. Founder of Systems Saved Me. Justin Moore. Founder of Creator Wizard. Pete Sena. Chief AI Officer and founder of The Resonance. LaShonda Brown. Founder of Bootstrap Biz Advice. Matt Ragland. Coach and consultant for creator businesses. Matthew Matsuzaki. Head of Brand at Ghost. Doc Williams. YouTuber and founder of Brand Factory. Corey Wilks. Clinical psychologist and executive coach. And the one and only Tim Stoddart. More speakers will be announced this summer, and I will be hosting the entire event. Tickets. The first 100 tickets are $599. After that, the price goes to $799. This list gets access today. Everyone else finds out Wednesday. The VIP experience. The three days of CEX are for ideas, frameworks, and connection. The fourth day is for installation. On Thursday, April 22, fifty attendees will gather in a private location in Minneapolis. The session is led by myself and a handful of our speakers. The room is small enough that everyone works on their actual business, not a hypothetical one. You leave with your positioning sharper, your offer cleaner, your content engine designed, and your sales process in motion. VIP is $1,999 and includes your conference pass. Fifty spots. That's it. One last thing. I've spent 20 years in this industry. The moments that changed my trajectory the most weren't online. They were in rooms. With people who understood the work. Who were honest about what was hard. Who became the people I still call when something breaks or when something works. I'm building CEX to be that room. If you've been thinking about what it would look like to stop building alone, this is your chance. First 100 tickets. $599. Newsletter subscribers only, until Wednesday. Darrell from Copyblogger |
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