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A solo consultant writes first-person essays about advising founders on how their businesses actually earn, drawing on past agency experience and current client work. Issues cover using AI as a critical reviewer of his own offer, taking on a small client, and why founders outsource strategic thinking.
Marketing Junto is a weekly digital marketing newsletter covering strategy, positioning, referrals, podcasts and web/SEO/social trends. Each issue pairs short practical essays with curated links and sponsor mentions.
Jack Appleby's weekly newsletter covers social media strategy, influencer marketing, and creator economics, with practical frameworks, campaign breakdowns, and data from industry reports. It also promotes his LinkedIn content, a paid LinkedIn writing tool, and sponsor resources.
Category Pirates is a paid-subscriber newsletter from Christopher Lochhead, Eddie Yoon and Bri Clark on designing new categories, mixing 'Lightning Strike' case studies with weekly breakdowns of business headlines through a category lens. Readers get frameworks, company stories and a promotional push toward paid founding subscriptions and a large archive of mini-books.
New Kind is a brand strategy agency for B2B tech companies, and this newsletter shares its thinking on decision-making, positioning, and agile brand development. Readers get practical frameworks and an agency's perspective on how tech firms can sharpen their messaging and ship better ideas.
This newsletter argues that martech teams should consolidate and get more value from existing tools rather than buying more, using figures from the publisher's audit dataset. Its issues are mostly promotional framing for the StackOverlap audit service, with limited independent detail on how savings are achieved.
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