I subscribed to 99 email newsletters from publishers across the country, so you didn’t have to. Now I’m sharing what I’ve learned:
I subscribed to 99 email newsletters from publishers across the country, so you didn’t have to. Now I’m sharing what I’ve learned:
I’d rather give you something valuable and actionable: a real idea you can read about at lunch and start implementing tomorrow — with no added staff or longer hours. I will share valuable insights that you can use to drive impact for your newsroom.
The 99 Newsletter Project will focus on things you can implement quickly, without hiring a new person, and without adding another two hours to your day.
I'm not going to email you a link to a 40-page report for you to figure out what's useful. You don't have time to read it, and I don't have time to write it.
I'm not going to only showcase the Big Name Newsletters you've seen written up time and time again. I subscribed to 99 newsletters from a range of publications, because you don't have the budget & staff of the New York Times.
I want you to get real value out of this. I'm also going share insights and perspectives from other journalists working on newsletters. You'll hear what they have learned, what keeps them up at night, and what surprises them.
If you made it this far, I know you are a future email newsletter badass, just waiting to be unleashed on the world. Let’s do it.