The Future For Newsletters: Biggest Lessons from the Newsletter Marketing Summit
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Mar 12, 2025
The discussion dives into the evolving landscape of newsletters beyond just email. Highlights include how podcasting and video can strengthen audience trust and the importance of deep-dive content. AI's impact on content creation is explored, along with strategies for building community and reducing social media dependency. The value of personal touch and patience in growth strategies is emphasized. Lastly, a new segment invites listeners to submit their newsletters for a fun 'roast' to enhance quality and engagement.
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Podcasts and YouTube as Trust Builders
Chenell Basilio observed that podcast and YouTube build stronger audience connections than newsletters.
More people at the Newsletter Marketing Summit approached her as a podcast/YouTube creator than newsletter writer.
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Deep Dive Writers Unite
Chenell enjoyed a conversation with fellow deep-dive writers Justin Gordon and Jermaine.
They discussed their workflows and research processes for long-form articles.
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Content is King
Prioritize high-quality content over growth hacks if you want a successful newsletter.
Refine and improve your content if it's not getting shared or replies.
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In 'Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Sketch,' Immanuel Kant presents a comprehensive plan for achieving lasting international peace. The essay is divided into preliminary articles and definitive articles. The preliminary articles include steps such as the abolition of standing armies, the prohibition of secret treaties, and the non-interference in the internal affairs of other states. The definitive articles propose that each state should have a republican constitution, that the law of nations should be based on a federation of free states, and that the rights of men as citizens of the world should be limited to the conditions of universal hospitality. Kant argues that true peace can only be realized through a collective legal framework among states and the establishment of republican governments, emphasizing the importance of moral principles and public discourse in achieving perpetual peace[2][4][5].
"The future of newsletters isn’t just email." — Chenell Basilio
Missed the Newsletter Marketing Summit in Austin?
Well, Chenell didn't!
She was there IRL—and she's sharing her biggest takeaways from the first annual summit.
Not only did Chenell attend the event, she was a speaker! Listen in to find out more about her talk and the insights and trends she discovered while in Austin TX.