6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
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.
A solo developer's newsletter about building and shipping mobile apps for Rails with Hotwire Native and his product Ruby Native, alongside candid notes on running a one-person business. Readers get product milestones, technical opinion and personal updates on sustainable solo work.
Essays from a solo entrepreneur on building a $1M+ one-person business using audience, software, AI and global access. Readers get personal frameworks and reflections on business strategy, networking and leverage.
Ryan Rumsey, a micro-business coach, shares personal reflections and practical frameworks for solo entrepreneurs, such as StoryBrand messaging and how to build an audience without immediate sales. Readers get candid advice on the realities of self-employment and the trade-offs of working for yourself.
Alex McFarland writes practical guidance on using AI to write for one-person businesses such as coaches, consultants and creators, with a focus on capturing a distinctive voice and context. Issues mix tactical workflows (Claude Code setup, buyer profiles) with promotion of paid courses and an affiliate tool.
A promotional newsletter from a community guild for solo business owners, mostly pushing calls to comment, joining a 'crew,' and bonus offers. Issues offer little beyond slogans and vague pitches for social media momentum.
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