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Case Study: How I Built a Profitable Local Newsletter in 30 Days (On 5 Minutes of Work a Day)

January 8, 2026

I wanted to see if I could build a profitable, curated local newsletter from scratch while working a full-time day job. I didn't want to spend my weekends writing 3,000-word essays, and I didn't want to burn out.

The High-Authority B2B Newsletter Stack: Building a Lead-Generation Engine That Doesn't Burn Out Your Team

January 2, 2026

In the B2B world, the "Monthly Company Update" is dead. Decision-makers don't open emails to read about your latest office renovation or new hire. They open emails to find intelligence that helps them solve a problem or gain a competitive edge.

The Curation Economy: How to Start a Newsletter That Makes Money (Without Writing a Word)

December 29, 2025

You don't need to be Hemingway to build a media empire. You just need to be a filter.When most people search for "how to start a newsletter to make money," they assume they need to be a brilliant writer. They imagine sitting in a coffee shop, crafting 2,000 words of original insight every morning.

The Hidden Cost of Manual Newsletter Creation: A Time Audit

December 23, 2025

I used to love Sunday evenings. Then I started a newsletter.Now, every Sunday at 6 PM, I sit down with my laptop, open 30+ browser tabs, and begin what I optimistically call "quick curation." Three hours later, I'm still reading articles, copying URLs, and wrestling with email templates.Sound familiar? Last month, I decided to actually track where my time goes when creating our weekly newsletter. What I found shocked me—and it's probably costing you more than you realize.

The Death of RSS: Why Your Newsletter Needs a Modern Engine

December 22, 2025

For a long time, RSS was the backbone of the internet. But the internet has changed, and your newsletter workflow needs to change with it.If you’ve ever tried to set up an automated newsletter, you’ve likely run into a brick wall known as the RSS Feed. You find a website you love, you want to share their articles with your audience, but when you look for that orange RSS icon... it’s nowhere to be found.