
How to Promote Your Newsletter on Reddit
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Reddit, the self-proclaimed “front page of the internet”, has over 50 billion page views per month and over 52 million daily active users. That’s a lot of eyeballs. There are over 100K active communities on Reddit and it’s growing. Every day, millions of people post links and create

Community Highlights #9
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How To Promote Your Newsletter On Twitter
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Twitter is an excellent resource for connecting with people who share your interests and passions. And it’s a great place to promote your business, too. Thirty-four percent of marketers use Twitter as a lead acquisition tool. Considering these stats, it’s a great place to promote your business. In

Newsletter Crew Community Highlights #8
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Understanding Domain Reputation and Why It Matters
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Gone are those days when IP reputation had been super important but now most of us send email using a shared IP which has diluted the importance of IP reputation and concentrated the importance of domain reputation. Nowadays domain reputation plays a key factor in deciding the delivery rate of

Lessons from 1,000 newsletter writers with Yaro Bagriy
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Choosing the right monetization method for your newsletter
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Every newsletter owner spends a ton of time every week to curate content for their audience, though most of us do this out of passion but at some point, a newsletter evolves into a much bigger thing and starts consuming too much of our valuable time. It's that when it

Building a local newsletter with Ryan Sneddon of Naptown Scoop
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About this episode: Local newsletters are becoming the hottest rage in the newsletter world. This week I had the opportunity to discuss how to build a local newsletter with a local newsletter expert, Ryan Sneddon. In this episode, we discuss the opportunity of local newsletters, how they’re drastically different