Whether you’re starting to dip your toes into advertising or you own 10 profitable newsletters, it’s essential that you nail your ad revenue. Too much advertising can make your newsletter feel spammy and turn readers away. Too little and/or the wrong types, and you’re missing out on valuable revenue...
Newsletters are fast becoming one of the most popular ways for individuals and businesses to engage with their subscribers. By sending valuable, content-rich newsletters, you can create a brand that people want to engage with (as opposed to corporate-y, salesy emails). Because Gmail is so widely use...
When starting to kick around the idea of building your own newsletter, perhaps the first thing you consider is how much can you make from it. After all, it’s fun to dream big, right? Is it realistic to build a full-time income with newsletters? How do other newsletters make their money? How many sub...
When it comes to email newsletters, you must nail the dimensions of your images—or risk giving a poor impression of your brand right from the start. Thankfully, tools like Canva and email platforms that can optimize your email images based on screen size have made it easier to get it right. Even wit...
Newsletters are fast taking over the email scene, and are becoming one of the most popular types of content on the entire internet. Let’s assume that you’ve picked a niche, ideally something that you enjoy and can write about with some level of expertise. You believe there’s a substantial enough aud...
If you’ve studied email marketing—or even opened an email—you know that the length of emails can vary tremendously. However, the majority of the emails you get are likely on the shorter side. Why is that, and is that optimal? First, let’s start with what many email companies have found in their stud...
Whether you’re creating a newsletter content strategy from scratch or need to spice up your stale emails, we have plenty of ideas for you. We’ll start by covering ideas for more newsletter-style emails and then dive into regular, old-school emails usually sent by companies with their own products or...
Newsletters come in all shapes and sizes, but perhaps you’re not totally sure what you should include in yours. Some (older) newsletters are often more free-flowing and centered around a single idea. However, most of the popular newsletters that have launched in recent years follow a similar content...
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It’s time. You’re ready to monetize your newsletter! It’s an incredible feeling that you’ve built a brand so good that others are willing to pay to be associated with you. Of course, there are a few different newsletter business models for creating revenue, but perhaps the most common and best under...
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Let’s tackle the ever-elusive question that every email marketer has asked at some point: when is the best time to send an email newsletter? It’s vital to answer this question effectively for your business. After all, let’s say that you’re sending emails to 50,000 people and have a 25% open rate—or ...
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Cameron Smith is the Head of Growth at Letterhead, where he helps newsletter creators—from solo operators to enterprise publishers—grow their audiences and revenue through smarter marketing and monetization tactics. Before joining Letterhead, he scaled multiple SaaS companies and led editorial teams at a major digital media network. His work blends technical know-how with audience empathy, drawing on 12+ years of experience across email, content, and performance marketing. He frequently writes about newsletter growth, media business models, and the future of creator monetization. When he's not diving into metrics, Cameron enjoys writing fiction and discovering new coffee roasters.
Whether you’re starting to dip your toes into advertising or you own 10 profitable newsletters, it’s essential that you nail your ad revenue.
Newsletters are fast becoming one of the most popular ways for individuals and businesses to engage with their subscribers. By sending valuable, content-rich newsletters, you can create a brand that people want to engage with (as opposed to corporate-y, salesy emails).
When starting to kick around the idea of building your own newsletter, perhaps the first thing you consider is how much can you make from it. After all, it’s fun to dream big, right?
When it comes to email newsletters, you must nail the dimensions of your images—or risk giving a poor impression of your brand right from the start.
Newsletters are fast taking over the email scene, and are becoming one of the most popular types of content on the entire internet.
If you’ve studied email marketing—or even opened an email—you know that the length of emails can vary tremendously.
Whether you’re creating a newsletter content strategy from scratch or need to spice up your stale emails, we have plenty of ideas for you.
Newsletters come in all shapes and sizes, but perhaps you’re not totally sure what you should include in yours. Some (older) newsletters are often more free-flowing and centered around a single idea.
It’s time. You’re ready to monetize your newsletter! It’s an incredible feeling that you’ve built a brand so good that others are willing to pay to be associated with you.
Let’s tackle the ever-elusive question that every email marketer has asked at some point: when is the best time to send an email newsletter?
