A daily newsletter for women who want to understand what's happening in tech, money, business, lifestyle, and world news without the jargon, doomscrolling, or finance bro energy.
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My dad read the newspaper at the breakfast table every morning and told me what was going on in the world, and that was how I stayed informed. Then I moved out, and there was no dad and no paper and not much time, and I didn't really notice I'd stopped keeping up until I already had.
Everything I tried instead seemed to assume I'd been following along for months, so I'd read a headline and still have no idea why it mattered.
The funny thing is I never had that problem with my friends, because their news arrived in a group chat, in a way I could actually absorb.
So I started The Daily Sip to do the same with the actual news for girls who want to stay informed: five stories every morning, about five minutes, from someone who already did the reading.
Would love to know what you think!
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A podcast version for the morning commute would be great. I love the newsletter format but sometimes I'm driving or getting ready and can't read. Even a quick 10 minute audio recap of the top stories would make this a daily habit for me instead of something I catch when I remember to check my inbox.
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@znurkd3a That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
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would love a friday recap that ties together the biggest stories from the week into one quick read, kind of like a cheat sheet so i dont have to scroll back through every issue before the weekend
Have you considered adding a "5-minute brief" audio version for mornings when reading isn't an option? Would be great to catch up on the headlines during my commute instead of doomscrolling X.
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@saadetpz2y That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
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One thing that would be amazing is a quick weekend recap edition for anyone who falls behind during the week, maybe a 5-minute read covering the top stories across all five topics with links for deeper dives when you have time.
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@ekinj7th That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
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Finally a newsletter that explains market stuff without making me feel dumb or bored, and the lifestyle sections are actually interesting. Going on my morning read list.
A "deep dive Friday" edition where you spend one longer piece each week really breaking down a single tech or money story with more context and sources would be awesome. As someone who reads a lot of these newsletters, the short daily format is great but sometimes I want to actually understand the bigger picture behind a headline, and right now I have to go elsewhere for that.
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@baran579055 That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
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The "no finance bro energy" line in the description alone tells me you really get your audience. Love that the tag is honesty over hype, and the topic mix actually respects a reader's time instead of dumping five viral takes before noon.
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A podcast version for the morning commute would be great. I love the newsletter format but sometimes I'm driving or getting ready and can't read. Even a quick 10 minute audio recap of the top stories would make this a daily habit for me instead of something I catch when I remember to check my inbox.
@znurkd3a That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
would love a friday recap that ties together the biggest stories from the week into one quick read, kind of like a cheat sheet so i dont have to scroll back through every issue before the weekend
@meryem122856 That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
Have you considered adding a "5-minute brief" audio version for mornings when reading isn't an option? Would be great to catch up on the headlines during my commute instead of doomscrolling X.
@saadetpz2y That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
One thing that would be amazing is a quick weekend recap edition for anyone who falls behind during the week, maybe a 5-minute read covering the top stories across all five topics with links for deeper dives when you have time.
@ekinj7th That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
Finally a newsletter that explains market stuff without making me feel dumb or bored, and the lifestyle sections are actually interesting. Going on my morning read list.
@alperkurucnyio So glad! You can sign up at Readthedailysip.com
A "deep dive Friday" edition where you spend one longer piece each week really breaking down a single tech or money story with more context and sources would be awesome. As someone who reads a lot of these newsletters, the short daily format is great but sometimes I want to actually understand the bigger picture behind a headline, and right now I have to go elsewhere for that.
@baran579055 That's a great idea! We'll introduce that soon. Sign up at readthedailysip.com so you can try it out first hand!
The "no finance bro energy" line in the description alone tells me you really get your audience. Love that the tag is honesty over hype, and the topic mix actually respects a reader's time instead of dumping five viral takes before noon.
@sonkupu68668 Yes, that was the vision! Sign up at readthedailysip.com to get it straight to your inbox!