There’s a limit to how much your business can grow when your operations are tangled. Juggling multiple client newsletters across different platforms creates friction that slows everyone down. Your team spends more time on administrative tasks than on high-impact work, and onboarding a new client fee...

When your newsletter evolves from a creative project into a real business, the tools you need change dramatically. Suddenly, it’s not just about writing and sending. You’re managing ad sales, tracking subscription revenue, and coordinating team workflows. A simple email tool just can’t keep up. You ...

Many publishers start with a simple tool that just sends emails. It works well enough at first, but soon you hit a ceiling. You want to sell ads, offer premium subscriptions, or launch a digital product, and you find yourself patching together a messy system of different apps that don’t talk to each...

Let's talk about your tech stack. You wouldn't use a single tool to manage your company's finances, sales, and customer support, so why would you do it for your newsletter? The most successful publishers understand the power of using specialized tools for specific jobs. Your ESP is an expert at deli...

For many growing businesses, the newsletter program feels less like a well-oiled machine and more like a collection of disconnected parts. Your writers are in one system, your designers are in another, and your performance data lives somewhere else entirely. This chaos makes it difficult to maintain...

Think of your newsletter portfolio as an orchestra. Each brand is a different section—strings, brass, percussion—with its own unique part to play. As the conductor, your job is to make sure they all play in harmony to create a beautiful piece of music. But if you can only listen to one section at a ...

Your audience data is likely spread across a dozen different systems—your email service, your website analytics, your payment processor. This makes it nearly impossible to get a clear picture of who your readers are and what they truly care about. You can’t create personal experiences when your info...

Let’s be honest: the old way of creating newsletters was clunky. You’d spend hours perfecting a layout in Microsoft Publisher, export it as a PDF, and then use a completely separate tool to send it out. This multi-step process created friction and made it impossible to track performance effectively....

Think of your newsletter as a package you’re sending to a subscriber. Your sender reputation is your return address, email authentication is the official postage, and your content is the package itself. If the return address looks suspicious or the package seems tampered with, the postal service—in ...

Your team probably uses a handful of different tools to get your newsletters out the door. A document editor for writing, a spreadsheet for planning, a messaging app for approvals, and an email service provider for sending. While each tool does its job, the process is fragmented, inefficient, and pr...