For freelancers and solopreneurs, subscribing to the right marketing newsletters is one of the easiest ways to grow your business, sharpen your content strategy, and stay ahead of the competition.
But even if every newsletter on the internet shared incredible content, you still wouldn’t have time for all of them.
So you have to choose your sources wisely.
I thought it might be helpful to make a list of my personal favourites. You can take a look through them below.
1. Very Good Copy
Very Good Copy is a masterclass in making copywriting education actually enjoyable. Eddie Shleyner strips away the fluff and pretension that plagues most marketing newsletters to deliver bite-sized breakdowns of what makes great copy work (or not work).
The writing itself practices what it preaches: punchy, clear, and visceral.
Eddie's figured out how to make you a better writer simply by reading him, which is why copywriters at every level keep Very Good Copy at the top of their inbox.
You'll also pick up some fascinating history along the way (and discover he has a lot of love for his late babushka).
2. Marketing Examples
Harry Dry’s Marketing Examples is like a living swipe file: real marketing strategies, sales ideas, and growth hacks broken down in plain English.
From viral social media posts to clever email campaigns, it’s pure gold for anyone building a personal brand or refining their copywriting.
3. MarketingLetter
Join 25,000+ readers who get bite-sized content from Julian Shapiro each week.
His newsletter covers growth tactics, sales systems, and practical business advice without any fluff.
Julian also shares transparent revenue dashboards and resources. Perfect for fellow solopreneurs obsessed with numbers and sustainable business goals.
4. Detailed
This isn’t your average SEO newsletter. Glen Allsopp deep dives into search engine trends, content strategies, and real-world examples of what actually moves the needle in organic growth.
If you care about audience growth or want to fine-tune your content system, Detailed is essential reading.
Update: Detailed has been acquired by Ahrefs and Glen Allsopp has joined their team (told you he's good).
5. Startup Spells
Startup Spells shares tools, systems, and marketing strategies that help you launch, scale, and monetize your ideas.
It’s especially useful for solopreneurs balancing freedom, branding, and sustainable business growth.
Startup founders and entrepreneurs alike will appreciate its focus on business strategy and actionable advice.
6. Swipe File
A curated collection of copywriting, visuals, and content ideas.
It’s basically a living content operating system for marketers who love creative frameworks.
Whether you’re building your next website copywriting project or trying to leverage better storytelling, Swipe File keeps your inspiration well-stocked.
7. MarTech Daily
Where marketing meets technology. MarTech Daily covers tools, digital newsletter systems, and newsletter platforms that help automate, track, and optimize your email list performance.
Think of it as your daily digest of everything happening at the intersection of martech and growth systems.
8. The Saturday Solopreneur
Running your own show? Then this one’s your weekend weapon.
Each issue delivers business systems, audience growth tips, and content frameworks to help you earn more while working less.
It’s built for full-time solopreneurs who want to turn their online audience into a scalable business without the usual burnout.
9. The 3-2-1 Newsletter
From James Clear, the guy who literally wrote the book on habits. Get weekly reminders to stop procrastinating and start winning, one small step at a time.
Every Thursday, James sends out an email with a simple yet powerful format: three ideas, two quotes, one question.
It’s the cheat code for reflective entrepreneurs who want to improve decision-making, productivity, and business mindset. Each issue adds to your content strategy toolkit and keeps your thinking sharp.
10. The Hustle
Business news with attitude. The Hustle delivers short, punchy stories about startups, money, and the occasional recession-proof business idea.
It’s ideal for readers who like a mix of education and entertainment in their daily reading experience.
11. Contrarian Thinking
Codie Sanchez explores unconventional acquisitions, passive income, and alternative sales strategies.
Her newsletter teaches you to spot opportunities others miss — even during recessions.
It’s a great read for digital entrepreneurs chasing freedom through contrarian business frameworks.
12. The Curiosity Chronicle
Sahil Bloom’s newsletter is a weekly reminder to think, read, and create better. It combines growth tactics, business psychology, and powerful storytelling for modern entrepreneurs.
If you value curated content that feeds both intellect and execution, this one’s a must.
13. The Koe Letter
Dan Koe’s guide to living and working on your own terms. Digital entrepreneurship, mindset hacks, and everything you need to build a life you love.
Each issue feels like a masterclass in building authority, trust, and clarity around your solopreneur journey.
Plus, you get his Simple Life Reset planner as a bonus when you subscribe.
14. Marketing Brew
Quick, clever, and relentlessly useful. Marketing Brew is like your daily marketing dashboard with everything you need to stay informed about the latest in advertising, branding, and content systems.
It’s what business readers reach for between meetings (and coffee refills).
15. Ben Settle
Controversial? Maybe. Brilliant? Definitely. Ben’s writing showcases world-class sales copy, storytelling, and messaging.
If you want to study how to move readers through rhythm, tone, and structure, then Ben is a copywriting masterclass in disguise.
That’s all folks.
Whether you’re growing an email list, sharpening your content strategies, or building a scalable solopreneur business, these marketing newsletters are a great place to brush up on the latest strategies.
Pick a few that match your business goals, plug their insights into your system, and watch your online audience (and revenue) grow.
Happy reading.
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