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Andy Borowitz has been writing a newsletter with satirical headlines since 2001. But now, he’s got a paid newsletter product — and it’s working.| Inbox Collective
Saul’s slowly grown Tangle, a daily newsletter about U.S. politics, into a list of 100,000 readers. Here’s how he did it.| Inbox Collective
A decade ago, Bergum pivoted from finance to food writing. Today, he’s got two successful newsletters with four revenue streams.| Inbox Collective
As the newsletter space evolves, so do the rules for creating a great newsletter. These are the 25 to follow.| Inbox Collective
Baker bills $1.7 million per year, and said his newsletter is the most important part of his strategy. Here’s what he’s learned.| Inbox Collective