I’m really enjoying myself today. It’s that time of the year in Norway, where everything is just close to perfect.
It’s all quite, and wow, the weather is just awesome.
When I look up, I can’t see any clouds, just a bright blue sky and it’s as sunny as it gets. It’s not as hot as it gets in July, but it’s more than hot enough for me.
Here I am, in the hammock, only listening to the sound of birds, and thinking about Internet marketing. Not sure why that’s on my mind right now, but it is.
The reason it is, is probably because earlier today, I received one of the newsletters I’m subscribed to, and I published a tweet where I recommended that people should subscribe to it (@berget).
Um. It’s even more difficult to write laying in a hammock than I first thought.
Anyways.
I’m subscribed to a lot of different newsletters, I even have my own, but when I think about it, the two best Internet marketing newsletters I’m subscribed to are:
- Internet Marketing for Smart People
- Eric’s tips
I didn’t say the three best, or the five best, or the ten best Internet marketing newsletters, because in fact, relaxing here in the hammock, I can only think of two Internet marketing newsletters worth mentioning.
Let me tell you why.
There are three things I really appreciate when it comes to newsletters, and when I write newsletters, I’m talking about newsletters sent to me by e-mail.
1. Sent to me on a regular basis
I want the newsletter on a regular basis, it could be every fourth day, every week, every second week or whatever, but I want it on a regular basis.
2. Contains valuable information
I’m looking for tips, I want to learn something. I want it to be different, not just the stuff I learn from reading other blogs.
3. It contains no sales
I don’t want every single newsletter to contain affiliate links. I don’t want it to be that obvious why the person is sending me the newsletter. I don’t like to see affiliate links inside a newsletter, although I guess it’s ok if it happens once in a while.
Eric’s tips and Internet Marketing for Smart People are perfect. I open every single edition, and I read every single word.
I recommend that you join both, you won’t be sorry.
Are you subscribed to any newsletters and can you list any that you recommend?
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