Best marketing newsletters
The best marketing newsletters on Amazing Newsletters are Marketing Brew for daily industry news, Link in Bio by Rachel Karten and Buffer for social media, Backlinko for SEO, and Really Good Emails for email design. If you want quick tactics you can use today, The Daily Carnage and No Budget Marketing are free and easy to skim. Every listing shows how often it lands in your inbox and whether it's free, freemium or paid. The Digital PR Observer covers digital PR ideas and campaign breakdowns.
FAQ
What's a good social media marketing newsletter?
Link in Bio by Rachel Karten covers social media and content creation. Geekout Newsletter is written for social media managers, and This Week in Social Media (TWISM) rounds up the best social media marketing content.
Which newsletters cover digital marketing and SEO?
Backlinko is a weekly SEO newsletter for marketers and content creators. The Content Marketer covers content marketing, SEO and social media every week, and HighDegree* breaks down SEO, social media and AI for bloggers and small businesses.
Is there a newsletter just for email marketing?
Yes, a few. Really Good Emails showcases great email designs from real brands, EmailTooltester Newsletter shares tips for small business email marketing, and Email Advice in Your Inbox curates email knowledge for marketers.
Are these marketing newsletters free?
Most of them are. Link in Bio is freemium, and The Marketer's Digest is paid. Marketing Brew's subscribe page says the newsletter is free.