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What this actually costs, and who it is actually for.
Most vendors in this category will not publish a price. We will, and we will tell you when somebody else is the better fit.
Pricing, in the open
What a newsletter service costs
Published vendor prices, real print and postage math, and the four variables that decide what a monthly newsletter costs you.
Read moreWhat we can and can’t verify
Newsletter Pro pricing
An honest account of Newsletter Pro’s pricing: what’s published, why the numbers you’ll find online are unverified, and what to ask.
Read moreFit, not a takedown
Newsletter Pro alternative
When a small named-writer shop beats a large newsletter production company, and when it doesn’t.
Read moreChannel choice
Print vs email
The real cost and real advantage of each channel, and the case for running both off one piece of writing.
Read moreDo it yourself, or don’t
In-house vs outsourced
The real time cost of writing it yourself, the month-four problem, and an honest test for which side of it you’re on.
Read moreFor financial advisors
FMG Suite alternative
FMG Suite versus a ghostwritten newsletter — where the library model wins, and where it doesn’t.
Read moreReal estate & insurance
ReminderMedia alternative
ReminderMedia versus a newsletter about your own listings and claims — the trade, stated fairly.
Read moreFor financial advisors
Snappy Kraken alternative
Campaign automation versus a monthly ghostwritten newsletter — how to tell which one you need.
Read moreFor dental practices
Patient News alternative
Patient News versus a ghostwritten dental newsletter — where we agree with them, and where we don’t.
Read moreHome services & HVAC
Hudson Ink alternative
Hudson Ink versus a ghostwritten contractor newsletter — plus the co-op money most contractors leave unclaimed.
Read moreInsurance marketing
AgentMethods alternative
What changes when you stop buying insurance marketing templates and start buying the work.
Read moreReal estate
Morris Marketing Group alternative
What to do about your list, your artwork and your next issue after Morris Marketing Group closed.
Read moreSoftware vs service
Mailchimp vs done-for-you
Why the software was never the bottleneck, and when paying for a tool is genuinely the right call.
Read moreSoftware vs service
Constant Contact vs done-for-you
For local service businesses and nonprofits weighing a good email tool against paying for the writing.
Read moreNot sure which one you are?
Tell us what the business does and who your customers are. We’ll tell you what we’d run — including if the honest answer is that you don’t need us yet.
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