What business-focused email newsletters do you subscribe to?

[Croc]

I subscribe to a lot of newsletters, but the only ones I actively read are Boring Cash Cow, Ungrabbed, YourNextDomain, UnclaimedName, and domain legend Michael Cyger's personal newsletter.

How about you?

 

[Ticaga]

I only subscribe to design one called growth.design they show you design mistakes and how to improve them, so that helps me build my software.

 

[Steven]

I never open up emails, because most are spam anyway. I try and follow the business's Twitter page, they usually tweet out the latest news. I also find it hard to read email newsletters, too much going on in a small area IMO.

 

[Ticaga]

I never open up emails, because most are spam anyway. I try and follow the business's Twitter page, they usually tweet out the latest news. I also find it hard to read email newsletters, too much going on in a small area IMO.

Have a look at the one I signed up to, it's very cool it's like a video.

 

[Croc]

I never open up emails, because most are spam anyway. I try and follow the business's Twitter page, they usually tweet out the latest news. I also find it hard to read email newsletters, too much going on in a small area IMO.

I used to use Twitter as an RSS feed and email newsletter replacement, but not since Elon acquired it. A lot of brands left or rarely post anymore.

I went back to RSS mostly but still enjoy a few email newsletters.

 

[Steven]

I only subscribe to design one called growth.design they show you design mistakes and how to improve them, so that helps me build my software.

This one is pretty cool, I saw it the example you shared, might have to give this one a shot

 

[courtjester]

Great list. I’ve found that focusing on niche assets like those is way more productive than the broad "market news" stuff.

I’ve been leaning into Trends and Exploding Topics lately. They’re solid for spotting consumer shifts before they hit the mainstream. If you’re into the domain/acquisition side, LetterXchange is another good one for seeing the actual numbers behind newsletter sales.

Keeping it lean is definitely the way to go—I’ve had to unsubscribe from most of the generic "daily hustle" emails just to keep my inbox sane.