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One Newsletter I Always Make Time to Read

Last year, Claire Zulkey (who does an amazing job editing the stories you read on Inbox Collective) asked me a great question:

Dan, what’s one newsletter you always make time for?

I loved the question, so we started asking some of our favorite newsletter operators, including:

Creator Science’s Jay Clouse
Culture Study’s Anne Helen Petersen
Men Yell at Me’s Lyz Lenz
The Chatner’s Daniel Lavery
The Audacity’s Roxane Gay
The Wall Street Journal’s Leigh Kamping-Carder
Today in Tabs’ Rusty Foster

…plus a few dozen other newsletter operators you’ll probably recognize!

Here are the newsletters they always make time to open. You might even find your next favorite newsletter on this list. These newsletters are great →

In case you missed it...

Here’s how a 21-year-old first-time founder built Southeast Asia’s go-to tech newsletter.

Can you still trust your click rates? I talked with the former CTO at one of the biggest email security platforms to understand what’s happening.

Everyone should run more surveys. Here are three questions to ask.

From my reading list...

Here’s how PublicSource, a non-profit newsroom in Pittsburgh, adjusted the messaging in their CTAs to drive more donations. (RJI)

I enjoyed this piece from Ezra Klein about why he switched from Gmail to Hey. It’s a reminder that as you build your newsletter, you need to keep user behavior top of mind. (The New York Times)

I loved this story about how The Telegraph is harnessing newsletters for community development and retention. (Media Voices)

There are lots of different ways to win back different types of inactive readers. Here are a few strategies to try. (Elastic Email)

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One Newsletter I Always Make Time to Read

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📬 No. 30 | “Everybody’s journey is different”

📬 No. 29 | Getting authenticated

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📬 No. 27 | How to Convert Readers to Supporters and Customers

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