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Ever since getting an @hey.com email address I've found myself subscribing more and more to newsletter. I guess I could have done the same thing with gmail and
by mike1o1 6y ago
Ever since getting an @hey.com email address I've found myself subscribing more and more to newsletter. I guess I could have done the same thing with gmail and filters, but getting newsletters as part of The Feed and out of my Inbox has made me really enjoy weekly newsletters compared to before.
- michaelmarion 6y agoI did this a while back. There are a number of really awesome services now that give you a one-off email address solely for signing up for newsletters, and an in-app reading experience that is markedly better. I've used Stoop [1] for the better part of two years now, and it's a great product with a great model. I'm working on using Feedbin instead so that I can get my newsletter emails in Reeder, which I use for reading RSS feeds. That's my main news source, really. Feedly also provides a lot of this functionality in their Pro+ plan, but they go way above and beyond my needs at a higher price. [1] http://stoopinbox.com http://stoopinbox.com [2] http://feedbin.com http://feedbin.com [3] http://feedly.com http://feedly.com
- criddell 6y agoEver since getting back into a newsreader (NetNewsWire on my iPad) I've been unsubscribing from newsletters. The nice thing about RSS is the granularity. Each article is typically it's own entry.
- ryanSrich 6y agoIf you want a similar experience without the 37signals orthodoxy and the invasion of privacy (they read every single one of your emails in order to block pixel trackers). Then I'd suggest something like Stoop (https://stoopinbox.com/ https://stoopinbox.com/).