The best Communication newsletters

TextHacks teaches German-speaking readers how to write clearer, less generic copy, using concrete exercises, example texts and checklists. Issues cover headline formats, a method for cutting filler language, and lists of overused clichés, plus AI tools for feedback.

Komando est une newsletter française qui décortique des campagnes, formats et activations de marque créatifs dont les professionnels de la communication peuvent s'inspirer. Elle mêle analyse de cas, réflexions éditoriales sur l'authenticité et idées concrètes à réutiliser, avec un modèle partiellement payant.

Essays and reflections by Swedish author and public educator Per Grankvist on leadership, engagement and how to explain complex things clearly. Issues combine practical frameworks, such as the fire metaphor for engagement, with commentary on current events like election coverage.

Axbom is Christian Brogaard's newsletter on design, communication and ethics, focused on critiquing the societal harms of AI and tech hype. Issues offer critical essays and infographics on AI's environmental, labour, security and child-safety impacts, plus commentary on technological determinism.

A newsletter offering practical advice on managing up, executive communication, and succeeding as a high performer at work. Issues include frameworks, principles and examples, plus a curated archive of top posts, and it is moving to an ad hoc publishing schedule.

Creator Science offers weekly practical advice for content creators on growth, audience connection, and creative strategy, drawing on firsthand experiments and expert interviews. Each issue is short and aims to give creators a few actionable ideas they can apply quickly.

A dating-focused newsletter by a self-described applied rhetoric coach who teaches women to decode what people's words and behaviour really mean. Issues mix short punchy takes on texting excuses with longer advice-style breakdowns of reader situations and community meetup announcements.