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What You Can Learn from Some of the Most Successful Food Newsletters
The writers behind popular food newsletters like Pasta Social Club or The Flavor Files do a lot — they write newsletters, manage partnerships, publish cookbooks, and even host events. How do they…
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24mShould You Host a Trip for Your Newsletter Readers?
Your most loyal readers might want to travel with you. Here’s what you need to know — and how to make trips work for your audience.
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Inbox Collective Affiliate Tools and Resources
Dan provides a curated list of trusted tools and resources for newsletter creators, explaining that using these links helps support the free content on Inbox Collective.
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22mHow Richard Rushfield Grew The Ankler From a Tiny Newsletter Into a Multi-Platform Media Company
In 2016, at a time when few journalists were launching their own paid newsletter products, Rushfield went independent and created The Ankler. Now the company’s valued at more than $20 million and continuing to grow. Here’s how he handled the big moments and built this business.
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24mHow Will Newsletters Thrive in the Age of the AI-Powered Inbox? By Finding Their Unfair Advantage
Simply getting an email address isn’t going to be enough anymore. The newsletters that succeed in the inbox are going to be the ones that create strong brands, build communities, and think like moguls. Here’s what that might look like.
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14mThe Power of Creating a Middle Place
How do you get that podcast listener or social media follower to sign up for your newsletter? You need to create a bridge from that channel to your newsletter. One trick for doing so: Creating a middle place.