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You probably check your email every day, whether for work or personal reasons, and so do millions of other people. As a result, newsletters are an excellent vehicle for reaching an audience, whether you have a brand or you're trying to build one.
It's part of the reason why I love spending time each week curating this newsletter for you.
So, without further ado, here's why newsletters aren't going anywhere, why you should start your own, and how to easily start your own through Twitter.
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Why newsletters aren't going anywhere 📮
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