I created a newsletter called "The Rabbit Hole" for about a year. It was a weekly newsletter that curated cool projects, websites, articles, and links for a web3 audience. I really enjoyed sending it, but it took a lot of time and I got really busy. When I was writing them, I would spend hours and hours every Sunday reading through hundreds of newsletters and articles, figuring out which to recommend. People ask me all the time where I find all these things to recommend. The answer is newsletters. Lots and lots of newsletters. All I was really doing was finding out who the best curators were, and then curating them even further. I have always been passionate about content curation, but it was always so time consuming. At least it used to be… which brings me to now. I have been working on something behind the scenes… a new tool that I’m calling Popular Picks. With Popular Picks, I still subscribe to hundreds of my favorite newsletters, but now every article, tool, website, or link that they share get uploaded to my database and scored by my algorithm. I bring the most interesting links to the top. When you subscribe (completely free), you will automatically get 5 daily picks every morning and then the top 5 most popular weekly. If you share it with three friends, you will be upgraded to get the top 10 picks. This time the links are more geared for a general business and tech audience. Tell me what you think! As always, I appreciate all the support. 💪

Popular Picks

We curate the curators

We curate the curators