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The deeper you dive into the email world, the more you realize there aren’t just a few types of emails you can send. Best-in-class organizations and operators might send up to eight different categories of emails, each with a specific purpose in mind:
- Traffic-driving newsletters
- Destination newsletters
- Alerts
- Courses
- Pop-up newsletters
- Transactional
Dan Oshinsky • Article
Lesson One : Newsletters will become like social networks.
ICYMI newsletter creator Lia Haberman has a hot take to start us off: She thinks newsletters will become more like social in 2025. (Just... without the trolls, bots, and flame wars.)
“By 2025, I think we'll see newsletters transition into being more like social networks. It’s going to be a... See more
ICYMI newsletter creator Lia Haberman has a hot take to start us off: She thinks newsletters will become more like social in 2025. (Just... without the trolls, bots, and flame wars.)
“By 2025, I think we'll see newsletters transition into being more like social networks. It’s going to be a... See more
Caroline Forsey • 5 Marketing Experts Predict The Top Trends We'll See in 2025
Your subscribers aren't buying content, they're buying peace of mind. They want to stop researching, stop second-guessing, stop wondering if they're missing something important.
Landon Poburan • What People Actually Want Isn’t A Paid Newsletter
1. Digests. In my experience, the best e-zines—those with the highest open, read, and click-through rates—are those that present useful how-to tips or news in short, bite-size chunks. When the news stories deal with current events, open rates soar. And as for the tips, the more practical and actionable they are, the better.
Robert W. Bly • How to Write and Sell Simple Information for Fun and Profit: Your Guide to Writing and Publishing Books, E-Books, Articles, Special Reports, Audios, Videos, Membership Sites, and Other How-To Content
In the runup to Covid, and certainly ever since, you could summarize the meta with one word: email. Email is the one distribution pipeline that isn’t owned by some mega-corporation. It gave publishers a direct method by which to communicate with users.
AI Is Breaking Media. Here’s How Publishers Can Survive.
Traffic-driving newsletters
A decade ago, most newsletters in the news world were built around the idea of driving traffic. When I asked colleagues why they wanted to launch a newsletter, they often said, “I want more traffic to my stories, so I thought a newsletter could help,” as though I had a million readers in my back pocket who were just... See more
A decade ago, most newsletters in the news world were built around the idea of driving traffic. When I asked colleagues why they wanted to launch a newsletter, they often said, “I want more traffic to my stories, so I thought a newsletter could help,” as though I had a million readers in my back pocket who were just... See more
Dan Oshinsky • Article
Value Newsletter (VNL)
Newsletters are sent manually as broadcasts (although they can be automated within a sequence, but for most people, sticking to broadcasts is the best option and simplest to implement).
The newsletter is a vehicle through which we provide ongoing value.
A VNL has no endpoint. Its value creation effects are constant and... See more
Newsletters are sent manually as broadcasts (although they can be automated within a sequence, but for most people, sticking to broadcasts is the best option and simplest to implement).
The newsletter is a vehicle through which we provide ongoing value.
A VNL has no endpoint. Its value creation effects are constant and... See more
Courses
Courses are newsletters that teach readers a new skill, habit, or lesson. But unlike most newsletters, which might go out every day, every week, or every month, Courses have two unique features:
Courses are newsletters that teach readers a new skill, habit, or lesson. But unlike most newsletters, which might go out every day, every week, or every month, Courses have two unique features:
- They’re automated, so if you sign up today, tomorrow, or a year from now, you’ll get the full series of emails. (Courses are built a lot like a