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Journalism isn’t retail, so stop scrolling through page after page of sales and promo emails! The 99 Newsletter Project is a showcase of newsletters from talented journalists across the industry.

A collage of email newsletters, featuring Flint Beat from Flint, Michigan; WyoFile from Wyoming; Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah; Denverite from Denver, Colorado; and Block Club Chicago.
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Explore newsletter examples experimenting with different formats, innovative engagement strategies and tone of voice.

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The 99 Newsletter Project focuses on sharing tactics you can implement quickly, using tools you already have.

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Cory Brown’s work to help the Austin Monitor better understand both its audience, and how to grow its audience has been instrumental to our success.

As I’m fond of saying, he’s made us smarter in a number of critical ways with a careful, hands-on approach that left me feeling like I’d learned a whole lot about the direction of our industry.
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Austin Monitor
Cory’s expertise has been instrumental in shaping the arc of our business and its long-term corporate strategy.

His skillset is the rare breed of deep industry knowledge, product instinct, growth tactics, and tech strategies. Without question, our favorite consigliere.
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CEO, 1440 Media

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