Founder Launch Bootcamp · November 2 to December 13
An execution challenge for newly launched founders. Three days on the playbook, then a short lesson and one press action every day for 40 days. You finish with pitches sent, reporters who know your name and a press routine you keep.
Founders we have worked with have been covered in Axios, TechCrunch, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Inc., Fast Company, Fortune and Forbes.
Your seat
$299, one time. Includes three months of Earned Solo. Nothing renews.
Payments by Stripe. Earned never emails reporters for you. Coverage is always the reporter's call.
Most press courses end with notes. This one ends with work done. Confidence with reporters comes from reps, so every day has one lesson and one action, and you do the action that day.
A workshop on how reporters find sources and decide what is a story: what makes a founder worth calling, what a reporter needs from you, and why most pitches are ignored.
Your story in one sentence, your news hooks for the next 90 days, the beats and outlets that fit you, and the reporters to start with. Earned matches them for you.
Subject lines, the first two sentences, what to attach, how to follow up without being a pest, and how to say something quotable when a reporter calls.
A 10-minute lesson built around a real story that ran: why the reporter wrote it, where the founder in it came from, and what the pitch behind it had to say. Then today's action, done in Earned and sent from your own inbox. Most take 20 to 30 minutes.
Monday, November 2 to Sunday, December 13, 2026. Lessons arrive each morning and stay in your account, so a missed day can be made up.
Join with your email. Two days later we email you a seat. The link holds it for 48 hours, then it goes to the next founder on the list.
No. The $299 covers the bootcamp and three months of Earned Solo. When the three months end, you can choose a plan or stop.
No. You send every pitch from your own inbox, so the relationships are yours. Earned never emails reporters for you, and coverage is always the reporter's call.