Which newsletters are worth following in the business and marketing space?
I know each of you probably has a rich list of online creators and publications that provide you with interesting ideas and useful tips. So I thought it would be a good opportunity to exchange recommendations.
For me, these are:
Feel free to share your own list as well.
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Great question. My list is a little different because I look for sources that build understanding, not only marketing tactics.
Some newsletters I find valuable:
Stratechery — deep analysis of technology, business models, and strategic thinking.
Lenny’s Newsletter — product, growth, and startup insights.
Marketing Brew — marketing industry trends and updates.
The Hustle — business stories and emerging trends.
Product Hunt Newsletter — discovering new products and ideas.
AURELIA — Atlas of Universal Unity — a knowledge framework I built by connecting ideas across science, systems, technology, civilization, and human understanding. I created it first for myself as a reader and researcher, to organize and connect knowledge from many different sources that are often separated.
For me, the best sources are not just those that provide answers, but those that help us see connections between different domains.
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@foued_sendi Didn't know you (AURELIA) had a newsletter. What is the frequency?
@busmark_w_nika
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@foued_sendi aaaa, okay, sorry, I misunderstood that :D
@busmark_w_nika Thank you, Nika
Just to clarify, AURELIA is not a newsletter at the moment. It is a long-term knowledge project, and its first public publication is the book:
AURELIA — Atlas of Universal Unity (English Edition 2026)
I’m sharing it here in case you have time or curiosity to explore it:
https://archive.org/details/aurelia-atlas-of-universal-unity-english-edition-2026-1
No pressure at all — I know everyone has many things to read. I would simply be happy to hear your thoughts whenever you have the opportunity.
Great question. A few newsletters I’ve found valuable:
Business / Strategy
Stratechery (Ben Thompson) — excellent analysis of tech companies, business models, and strategic positioning.
The Generalist — deep dives into startups, companies, and emerging industries.
Not Boring (Packy McCormick) — entertaining but thoughtful takes on markets, startups, and technology.
Marketing / Growth
Marketing Examples (Harry Dry) — practical breakdowns of marketing campaigns and copywriting.
Demand Curve — actionable growth and acquisition strategies for startups.
Lenny’s Newsletter — product, growth, and startup lessons from operators.
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@stephanie_t0317 I read Not Boring too sometimes :) Thank you for the list :)
Mira
Here is my list that gets dropped in my inbox. I focus on the Product/Sales/GTM side of things.
Lenny's Newsletter
Marketing Brew
Guillermo Flor from Product Market Fit
a16z
Meng Li from AI Disruption
Tom's Marketing Ideas
Jakob Nielsen UXRoundup
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@productrambler I totally forgot about Lenny's Newsletter and Marketing Brew... I subscribed to them too but do not have so much time to read them all :D
Great idea, but Product Hunt doesn't allow links in comment replies.
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@daniel_gutierrez14 You can share their names :)
Honestly I am subscribed to more of these than I get through and most of them already mentioned. Two I do open when I get to them:
David Lancefield's "Every day is a strategy day"
Pete Kazanjy's "Founding Sales"
Both are more about how to think than quick tactics.
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@alieksia these are totally new to me, so it is worth sharing them. Thank you! :)
I really enjoy Niko’s newsletter at Failory. Learning from failures is incredibly valuable—it’s reassuring and insightful to see that even successful companies face challenges you’d never expect.
It covers all kinds of business topics, and the stories are both useful and entertaining. Definitely worth following!