Who's Free Newsletter Do You Subscribe To (and actually read)?

Talkbiz

And it comes just about the right number of times. Not that I wouldn't want more, but I think Paul's writing is based on inspiration to do so. Funny concept really, but it makes for far higher quality.

There really isn't much of anything else I read that could be considered a true newsletter anymore. The rest I get through RSS, not email.

Tony Shepherd/Laycock Publishing, there is always something in them that makes me smile, they don't go on forever and are always helpful and full of good points.

Chris Freville and Tim Brocklehurst and Marlon Sanders.

Here are a few you might want to check out:
(In no particular order)

Early To Rise
Monday Morning Memo
John Forde
Marketing Sherpa
Grok Dot Com

John

I can recommend Marketing Sherpa too. It's one of my favorites. I used to read Rich Schefren too but nowadays it's just same crap you get from every email newsletter out there. You can also check Craig Perrine's Maverick Marketer. Craig's attitude is so right.

My company UpToEleven Marketing just started their own newsletter and we aim to create a newsletter that tells you what you actually need to know. The idea is to follow internet marketing scene and publish truly unique and truthful content. Since we are all so sick of marketing launch hype BS we are avoiding that as much as possible.

If you are looking for newsletter, give us a change to prove ourselves and subscribe. Yes, that's call to action

Great suggestions...Thanks guys, I just subscribed to about 4 of these newsletters

Paul's BizTalkNews and I thought when I signed up it would come out at least daily or twice a day, or even three times a day. But, it doesn't, we have to wait not knowing when it comes out next

Martin Avis because he talks about home, and I can picture him and Delia going to Bluewater and doing all the things we missed in China and Hong Kong. The problem with Martin's newsletter is he talks proper English, so I imagine the Yanks wonder what he is talking about at times

Marlon's is another one we get.

Early to Rise

Fool

Michel Fortin

Did I mention Paul Myers' BizTalkNews if you are not subscribed then you should be. Only problem is it doesn't come out daily as I expected

And the thing about all of these, they never end up in my spam folder. I haven't had to whitelist any of them.

Edit, I had a totally blonde moment or ten, and got the name wrong.

TalkBizNews by Paul Myers, who is planning on sending this out even more often so I don't get the name wrong again

Pauls Talk Biz News because I am trying to get better at copywriting.

Need to know was great, but personally the best (and possibly the best free advice I have ever received) was the Jonny Cant Sell set of articles. Really opened my eyes.

Also, not really a news letter, but i subscribe to SEOMoz's feed. Really good SEO info there.

Marlon Sanders. I find great value in everything that he sends me. Basically, free step by step how to make money plans that I KNOW work - because I've implemented them. And they work.

That's really true, there are a few internet marketers that overdo it, that's why I pay attention to the first 5 emails that I receive, if it has 2 product promotions I just unsubscribe because is not worth my time reading.

Paul's newsletter is really amazing there are more useful tips than anything else! But yeah, he doesn't post often.. lol
Another one that I enjoy reading it's Sam's newsletter from DSM Publishing, she sends out one per week and it contains really good information, these two are the ones that I always read when arrive!

Off the top of my head:

John Alanis
Kevin Thompson
Jeff Czyzewski
Perry Marshall
Gabor Olah

Those are the ones that stick out.

Paul,

I am serious too. You provide value (at least to me). Thanks, I forgot about Marlon and Jon.

More and more, I have been seeking my mental stimulation from the bookstore. Most of what I read has nothing to do with internet marketing specifically because there is nothing about internet marketing, other than some technology, that changes the sales process. The medium may change but all the same basic rules of marketing and sales still apply.

The internet to me is nothing more than another marketing channel and since I understand technology, I don't have to wrestle with understanding how decipher or mix and match the proper technologies for the job - whether they be online, offline or combo approaches. I think too many people are enamored with the internet to the point of blindness.

My job has become one of collecting, sifting out the useless and rearranging the dots. Internet marketers, with their endless chapters from a book with no beginning or end, have become my R&D department. Thanks guys, I appreciate you parting with some of your best ideas for pocket change and a victory lap.

The illusive thing for most people, and I don't care how smart you think you are, is the art of the deal. What kinds of things are worth pursuing with tunnel vision? Most people have no idea. We have a set of deal criterion that we apply to every opportunity. After closer scrutiny, many things that look good on the surface are built on shifting sands.

That's enough bloviating for one day, I have work to do. I just couldn't resist giving kudos where kudos is due.

I still find value in Travis Sago's content....He has a great personality that really shines through in his writing style.

He's written some e-mails that are real gems - especially regarding article marketing and content creation.

Ive subscribed to sam milners newsletter for the past couple of years and even though i do get pitches from time to time as she tells a story at the same time of her own experiences it doesnt feel like shes trying to sell you anything.

I get sick to death of marketers emailing you once a day but with sams i get emails once/twice a week and a monthly tutorial. The truth is though the tutorials i would pay $50 a time for as they are so good but i get them sent monthly to my inbox.

You can view her details at samantha milner dot com her ideas are real and are easy to implement even if you have no im experience if i hadnt come across her i would have wasted a lot of money.

Sara

There are only 3 newsletters that I always look forward to and read:

Paul Myers: Great original writing style with a 'story-telling' approach that conceals true marketing gems

Clayton Makepeace: Truly great and original copywriting and marketing ideas

Michael Campbell: Always interesting and informative

if you are looking for coverage of this industry and not just marketing babble try these out:

dmconfidential

techcrunch

Adotas

Sorry I can't link them until post 15. They don't take in consideration the last 96 months of doing internet marketing I guess. All are def worth the read.

Kind of offtopic, but I find the newsletter, "This is True" as something with funny stories that get me to think. I like those types of newsletters best because it helps with anecdotal stuff with a couple of my newsletters. Here's the link: Weird News -- Randy Cassingham's This is True

wow really need to be taking some notes here.. lots of valuable information and good lists to subscribe to. thanks alot for "leaking the secrets" guys

I like Travis Sagos Newsletters - The king bum marketer he has some pretty good stuff. And my own of course lol.