Why Newsletters Can Be Worth Millions of Dollars | The Hustle

[@juansoteldo92]

Thanks man. You're doing great work with the newsletter info.

[@ralphmennemeyer9733]

Hey - thanks that was fun and educational. For a 3 minute breakdown take a look at explaining the cost of BBQ Brisket in Texas! (Which I just read on FB compliments of The Hustle.) Seems like something that could be used to explain a lot of restaurant pricing anywhere in the country. (I just paid $30 for a pizza and thought - "Really?") Now st least the BBQ makes sense.

[@SuperPhilomath]

Thanks for sharing this

[@paullwilson]

You need to create a wrap video on your GPT newsletter case study. You left us hanging with 7 days left. We were left wondering what were the final numbers.

[@zz.158]

Exactly!!

[@gumerzambrano]

I don't even check my emails anymore. Pure ads on there

[@slidebean]

Some (dare I say most) newsletters don’t really add value; but the ones that do are killer, and they’ve become a habit to read. - Caya

[@virendrasinhrana427]

Man... You must have subscribed to a wrong business. Find the business that provide real value that you want to get.

[@supergirlkeywest]

The hustle is typically the only one I read (most of the time) Caya! You’re super cool! 😍

[@slidebean]

I hear those guys from the Hustle know what they’re doing 😬 - Caya

[@TheHustleChannel]

We think Caya is super cool too - should we start a fan club?

[@Shimshon-uh3lv]

Nice!

[@SoloEmpireOfficial]

Tons of people still use Facebook lol

[@joaopedroalbernaz]

So, people pay to get spammed daily and have their email addresses sold out to millions of other spammers/scammers?

[@Dandi-22]

Do you pay for newsletter?

[@aangitano]

I only read two newsletters and I've never paid for them.