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⏰🐦🎟 The Newsletter Conference 2026 (@NewsletterConf) will be May 15, back at the Times Center! Get your Early Bird tickets here: thenewsletterconference.com

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📍 Extremely excited by the crowd we're already assembling for The Business of Local Conference, Oct. 19–21 in Salt Lake City! This crowd means bizness... ⏰🐦🎟 We're making limited Early Bird tickets available for those who act fast: 50 General Admission 25 VIP They're going quickly (along with the conference hotel block), so don't wait: businessoflocal.com

Working on making money in local media? Have we got the conference for you — October in Salt Lake City: businessoflocal.com

Our very own @dwaynelaf discussing why newsletters are primed for opportunity at @NewsletterConf in New York

I had an incredible time in NYC this week at The Newsletter Conference. Here are my raw thoughts on the state of newsletters and media after attending both newsletter conferences this year: 1. Our little “newsletter bubble” is getting bigger 2. The Austin conference was catered toward the creator economy, while the NYC conference targeted big media 3. Everything always comes back to audience engagement and retention — in newsletters, in media, on the internet. If you can’t figure out how to keep your core audience in the place you’re creating for them, that should be the problem you solve before everything else. 4. No one knows as much as they think they do, and everyone knows more than they think they do. There are a lot of smart people in the room with you. Lean into them for input and insight, and remember that if you’re the smartest person in the room then your ego is going to destroy you. 5. If your gut is telling you that your content sucks, you might be dealing with imposter syndrome, but it’s also possible that your content sucks. Ask some people you trust which one it is and listen to them. 6. What goes around comes around. Don’t burn bridges. 7. You’re all shorter than I expected (except like 3 of you who are giants). 8. The medium you use to deliver your content to your audience (email, social, podcast, etc.) should be a direct reflection of how your core audience wants their information distributed. To win in this space means becoming a master of distribution. Don’t pigeonhole yourself to one thing if you haven’t tried others. 9. Email isn’t going anywhere tomorrow, but it is changing today more rapidly than it ever has since its conception. If you aren’t changing the way you think about email, you will not make it. 10. The way you make a dollar on the internet is going to change faster in the next 12-24 months than it has since the internet was created. If you’re making money on the internet today, consider yourself early. AI will enable 100x as many people to start making money on the internet, and it’s going to be mass chaos. 11. Don’t make AI an enemy. Learn it, use it, automate what can be automated without destroying the special touch you give to what you create. 12. Have fun. Some of you take yourselves way too seriously. Someday we’re all going to die (unless you’re Bryan Johnson). Have fun with what you do. This space is special. Love you all. Don’t be a stranger.

Up next at The Newsletter Conference: @semaforben in conversation with @janicemin.

.@TheAnkler CEO @janicemin tells @semaforben @NewsletterConf that @TinaBrownLM should be the Global Editorial Director of @VanityFair. Ben says it would be “incredible”

More than 400 of the top people in newsletters & publishing are headed to The Newsletter Conference, May 2 in NYC. We want our guests to have a way to network before (and after!) the conference, so we're inviting everyone to join our Slack community, Newsletter Headquarters.

A Media Operator is one of our go-to industry reads, and we're so excited @JayCoDon is coming back to The Newsletter Conference this year for a conversation with @AdamRy_n! 1/4

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Want a sneak peek of his thoughts on the topic? Check out his recent newsletter on the major media shift we're all living through. workweek.com/2025/03/06/per…

We're looking forward to @AdamRy_n's keynote address at this year's Newsletter Conference. He's tackling topic on everyone's mind: How to earn loyalty, beat churn, and win the inbox in the age of AI.

The inimitable @future_boye, cofounder & prez of @thefutureparty, will be taking the stage again at this year's Newsletter Conference. This time, he's talking about revenue!

@JakeSherman This is the perfect news event for a Pope-Up Newsletter.

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