June Newsletter 2024
Month one, done and dusted
Sense With Cents has just turned one month old! We’re more alert, we’re seeing more readers and writers coming to the publication and we have achieved a read ratio of over 50% — Well done writers!
Sense With Cents is a new publication looking to spread ideas and break stigma on living on a low budget. We might only be in possession of cents but we can still live our best lives!
Thank you so much to you lovely readers who are supporting this publication and enjoying our budgeting advice and personal money stories.
I would also like to thank all the wonderful, amazing writers. These people are incredibly talented and I am eternally grateful for their submissions on this platform. I couldn’t wait to become an editor, but that term is laughable with these talents — I barely edit a thing!
A shout out to all the new writers this month who are being extremely kind to submit their work with Sense With Cents — they all deserve lots of love and praise, so go check out their work:
Speaking of amazing writers, we had our first BOOSTED post from the publication:
Find out why Debra Urbacz chooses to eat her compost.
And a few special mentions:
The first ever story sent into the publication by younghock2
Find out how to enjoy eating out while on a budget with Claire_Han
Get started on your budgeting with This Is Sophie Today
Learn about buying groceries for only a few dollars with Adrienne Beaumont
A look into how money can affect relationships with Midnight Young
How Nit Arora survived two weeks below the poverty line.
Now for a bit of stats:
In one month we have had over 200 reads, 17 followers and loads of engagement!
This publication wouldn’t be possible without all the wonderful people supporting Sense With Cents. Thank you for showing up, reading, writing and engaging. We love having you here and hope you can continue living your best life on a low budget!
If you like writing prompts, give this one a go: On the northern hemisphere summer has arrived, in the southern hemisphere winter is looming. How do you celebrate the changing seasons on a low budget?
Want to become a writer? We’d love to have you! Just click here.
