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Why Newsletters Are Thriving on LinkedIn as Meta, Twitter Abandon Them

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Newsletters have proven to be a tough sector to crack for social platforms, as Meta pulled the plug on its Bulletin off-platform newsletter offering last month, and turmoil-filled Twitter reportedly followed suit shortly thereafter. One platform, however, has seemingly cracked the code of working newsletters into its efforts: LinkedIn.

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After Further Revue, Twitter to Shut Down Newsletter Publishing Platform Jan. 18

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Twitter is shutting down Revue, the newsletter publishing platform it acquired in January 2021. Revue founder Martijn de Kuijper said in a post on the company's website that the platform will shut down Jan. 18 and all data will be deleted, adding, "This has been a hard decision because we know Revue has a passionate.

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The Athletic to raise ad prices as it paces to hit 3 million newsletter subscribers

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The Athletic is about to hit 3 million total newsletter subscribers — nearly a 20% increase from this time last year. Its free, flagship weekly newsletter, The Pulse, now has 2.4 Newsletter ads are sold as 100% share of voice, native newsletter ads directly to advertisers on a cost per day basis, Funke said.

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Morning Brew Tops $36 Million First-half Revenue and Launches Its 10th Newsletter

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The business news publisher Morning Brew, an Axel Springer property, launched its 10th newsletter Monday morning, a product called CFO Brew that aims to reach readers in strategic and corporate finance. The publisher has grown rapidly since selling a majority stake to Insider in October 2020 that valued its business at $75 million.

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Newsletter Strategy Is Content Strategy

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It's no secret that media has evolved dramatically over the past 10 to 15 years. At the beginning of the consumer internet, we had desktops and destinations: I worked at Yahoo in 2010, and we were selling the homepage for hundreds of thousands of dollars every day because hundreds of millions of people went to.

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The Washington Post adds AI-generated audio to three newsletters

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On Monday, The Washington Post added AI-generated audio to its three politics- and policy-focused newsletters to give readers the ability to listen to those emails. Solventum and PhRMA are launch sponsors for the newsletters this week, which will also contain AI-generated audio ads for the first time.

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Publishers revamp their newsletter offerings to engage audiences amid threat of AI and declining referral traffic

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Newsletters are the darling of the digital media industry again. Publishers are changing up their newsletters strategies to engage audiences as a wave of generative AI advancements increase the need for original content and referral traffic declines push publishers to find alternative ways to reach readers.