Better than all the rest? Affirmative. Your top read issues, our knockout blogs, and some auto content ideas to keep you going...
It's Thursday!
This week we're rounding up your bests, our bests, and planning the best for 2022. Keep reading for:
🤩 Your top read issues
💡 Our most loved blogs
🎄 Content ideas to automate for the holidays
🤓 What you want out of 2022 bootcamps!
🤩 Your top read issues
We asked you, the Crew, to share your most read issues and you delivered! This time of year is when most of us catch up on reading goals, reflect on career growth, and generally try to get our affairs in order. So we've curated 3 submissions that fit the bill.
Need a book recommendation?
The most read issue of Weekly Filet was a community effort. David had the genius idea of asking his readers to share their own recommendations, "they sent dozens of suggestions, with compelling explanations (the shortest one: a mere 7 characters). Only two books were submitted twice." The issues is a rich list of books spanning art, epistemology, history, the future, humanity and more. Flick through for your next read.
Developer, Designer, Entrepreneur, Marketer?
Curation is the name of the game. For this issue of Initiator Creator, Saurabh pulled together incisive reads for different types of creators: the developer, the designer, the entrepreneur, and the marketer. If one of those is you, load up on some resources that will help you bring your A-game!
Money on your mind?
Pim's first issue of Humanity Centred covered personal investment for good. To say it was popular is an understatement! Read to find out about the products & services that work together to grow your money AND ensure a brighter, more sustainable future for yourself and humanity.
💡 Our most loved blogs
We loved catching up on your top read pieces this year. If you're curious about ours. Here they are!
In 2021, newsletter creators like you turned to Newsletter Crew for content that helps to troubleshoot technical issues, test out different growth strategies, inspire monetization tactics, and to meet the writers and builders behind your favourite newsletters and tools.
Revisit 2 of our most loved blog posts.
Author of The Profile, a newsletter written about (and read by) thousands of the world's most successful people. Her subscribers include The Rock and legendary investor Jim O'Shaughnessy.
Polina quit her job as a reporter at Fortune in 2020 to write the Profile full-time. Here, she shares her tips, strategies, and advice for building a newsletter business.
What determines the price you charge for an ad in your newsletter? From subscriber numbers, to niche, to open rate, there's no perfect formula. This straightforward guide explores a few ways to charge a rate that is fair, works for you, and works for the sponsor.
Twitter got these tips first. Follow us @newslettercrew!
Low on creative juice? Or taking personal time over the holidays? 3 easy ideas for your next few newsletters:
1. Best of 2021 - reshare your most read issues 2. X things I learned writing [my newsletter] this year 3. Reader generated content - share your most interesting replies
We're planning events for you to continue learning with us and getting the support you need from your peers and industry experts. Tell us what you want!
Do you miss our writing workshops?
Do you want more business-oriented programming? (Like our past bootcamp)
Do you want to meet in person?
Or something else? 👀
In next week's newsletter we'll be collecting feedback. But if you're ready to input already, email Esmé!
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