The Edit is a free weekly newsletter for small business owners, written in Australia by Brisbane founder Jolene Chiu. Honest field notes on AI tools, content quality and running a small business, with no hype and no workslop. It arrives every Sunday, and new subscribers receive the Time-Back Toolkit, five AI prompts that write customer follow-up in your own voice.
The Edit is a free weekly newsletter for small business owners, written in Australia by Brisbane founder Jolene Chiu. It shares honest field notes on AI tools and running a small business, with no hype and no workslop. It arrives every Sunday and you can subscribe at labelleworldedit.com.
Yes. The Edit is completely free, every Sunday. New subscribers also receive the Time-Back Toolkit as a free welcome gift.
Jolene Chiu, a Brisbane founder and educator building Labelleworld in the open. She also runs Labelleworld Kids, a private in-home early learning service, and built the Expncapture expense app.
The Time-Back Toolkit is a free welcome gift for new subscribers: five AI prompts that write your customer follow-up for you, in your own voice, so the boring admin is automated.
Every issue has six sections: Building, what Jolene is making with AI; Testing, honest AI tool reviews with no affiliate links; Worth It, things worth your money; Loving, the human stuff; Labelleworld Law, one idea worth keeping; and The Ask, a question for readers.
Small business owners and entrepreneurs who want AI that genuinely saves time. It is written in Australia, but the problems it solves are universal.