The forty people who opened nothing
Every list has a dormant third. Most advice says to win them back. The arithmetic says to let them go, and to do it on purpose.
Conversations with people who have been publishing long enough to have opinions.
Every list has a dormant third. Most advice says to win them back. The arithmetic says to let them go, and to do it on purpose.
Email design has one real constraint and about forty imaginary ones. Working inside the real one is where the good work is.
An audit of a newsletter stack that had quietly grown to 214 euros a month, and what survived it.
Eleven years, no paywall, and a paid tier that unlocks nothing. He explains why it works and why he nearly did not try it.
Most newsletters treat past issues as a backup. They are the only thing a new reader can judge you on before they hand over an address.