Newsletters on Business & Strategy

Your library for actionable growth marketing content  Marketing Examined lets you stay ahead of the ever-evolving marketing world. By constantly examining and evaluating trends in the business world, Alex Garcia is able to identify and share the most valuable marketing lessons. Deep dives on how AppSumo generates 10,000 leads a month from blog traffic or on Campbell Barron's TikTok formula for viral videos are only a couple of examples of the exciting content that’s waiting for you when subscribed to Marketing Examined. Join Alex on his journey to create “an ever-advancing playbook” and start optimizing your growth marketing efforts.

Financial sector themes. Marc Rubinstein is using Net Interest to bring you the most important financial news of the week! Marc shares the knowledge and insight that only an expert in the industry can bring. His stellar reviews from the likes of Forbes show just how valuable his perspective truly is and he’s even been cited in Parliamentary hearings! Not just that, Marc is also adamant that even the most unlikely businesses, not just banks, can be financial companies. By using the insights shared on Net Interest, you can spot these all-important businesses, and use it to inform your investing decisions. Don’t hesitate to make use of Marc’s experience for yourself today!

A global analysis of how changing values change business. The Sociology of Business is a newsletter focused on how brands shift in response to changes in consumer taste & values. Ana Andjelic covers case studies, strategy, and latest news while providing deep insights on consumer behaviors. So if you’re passionate about brand strategies and the modern aspirational economy - subscribe to The Sociology of Business newsletter and learn how to tell your brand story, the difference between flex and basic tastes, and the importance of human curation.

Business breakdowns, by the numbers. Napkin Math is a business and investing newsletter that provides data-driven analysis. Adam Keesling strives to find data points to figure out which startups are going to succeed, what is working, what is not, and what the future holds. Napkin Math debates why software is better than content, analyzes roll-up strategy, and covers acquisitions that are worthy of your attention. So subscribe for industry dives, startup case studies, and discussions on the prospects of interesting ventures. 

Get smarter about business strategy. Divinations is a newsletter on tech and business strategy featuring original essays and interviews with founders, investors, and executives. Nathan Baschez is studying strategy and exploring classic frameworks to understand the moves that modern tech and media companies make. Read essays on interesting new companies, stories on how to create and execute business strategies, and get a “thing of the week” in a form of a book/article/podcast review, or a strategy template. If you are familiar with moats, know who H.Helmer is, or consider yourself a strategy nerd - you will definitely love Divinations.

Seedtable is a weekly newsletter on European tech. Seedtable newsletter hosts authentic analysis of technology and its impact on society. Gonz Sanchez provides a different approach - he is opinionated, honest, and goes straight to the point, leaving some ‘fuck’s’ and typos along the way. Seedtable contains 2,000+ words of deep dives, interviews, short and insightful 5 min reports on a complex topic, and a ‘one thing you can’t miss’ section. Gonz Sanches writes about markets, companies, and venture capital covering topics from COVID-19 effects on European tech and diversity to Femtech and engineering as a moat. Subscribe and take a step further to understand the big picture of European tech.

Analysis of the strategy and business side of technology and media, and the impact of technology on society. Stratechery is a highly praised newsletter and a podcast, known to provide the clearest insights in the industry. Ben Thompson shares in-depth commentary with a high level of detail and analysis on what is happening in tech and media. Considered one of the sharpest thinkers, the author tackles a high variety of topics from business models and Slack's social network to machine learning and Kanye West. Subscribe to receive subscriber-only Daily Updates and/or the free Weekly Article. P.S. The exact same content is provided in audio format, as a podcast, and the website hosts an amazing archive, that can be explored by - Concepts, Companies, or Topics. 

Strategy and investing, from big companies to small. Never boring. Not Boring newsletter hosts long-form essays on business, technology, and a bit of pop culture, and it is indeed not boring! Packy McCormick finds the perfect balance between fun and educational, so think about it as the “most fun way to learn about business”. The newsletter is a mixture of business concepts and humor, analysis, and trends. Not Boring tackles topics like Slack’s long-term play, what’s behind Shopify’s doubling stock, and analysis of Tencent. Packy McCormick combines current events, the strategies behind the decisions companies make, economics and creates both valuable and engaging content. Subscribe and have fun reading it (or listening to an audio version).

A weekly advice column about product, growth, working with humans, and everything else that's stressing you out at the office. Smart, valuable, and full of actionable insights, Lenny’s Newsletter offers in-depth research, expert knowledge. The newsletter takes advice column format as it tackles reader questions about all things product, growth, and people management. Lenny Rachitsky shares his experience and learnings while explaining the importance of retention, paths into product management, and ways to build a marketplace business. Subscribe to this must-read newsletter and get smarter.

in search of the next big thing. Take a look at how every industry is being reinvented by technology and follow trends in consumer behavior and business models. Explore topics from the future of doing work and the rise of individual investors to consumer subscriptions and the business-in-a-box model. Subscribe for a weekly essay from a venture capitalist and find the next big thing.