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I believe at one point he said he got a lot of subscribers from a cross-promotion with the Now I Know newsletter (http://nowiknow.com/ http://nowiknow.com/). I'
by wikwocket 14y ago
I believe at one point he said he got a lot of subscribers from a cross-promotion with the Now I Know newsletter (http://nowiknow.com/ http://nowiknow.com/). I'm not sure if he has done this with other newsletters.
For daily content, I recommend http://dailyhn.com/ http://dailyhn.com/. It provides a list of top daily stories with automatically-generated digests. The digests are of decent quality, but I just use it as a daily top ten list.
- bmac27 14y agoCool. Thanks for sharing. I'm wrestling with the daily/weekly question myself as I'm starting to publish my own newsletter. My own instincts run counter to wanting to receive an e-mail blast daily no matter how relevant it is. But I'm not sure whether others feel the same. Think I'll ultimately experiment with both to see if I can find a sweet spot.
- wikwocket 14y agoHard to say: lots of great and popular newsletters use both the daily and weekly models. You could offer the choice on signup I suppose.