Thinking of hiring for your newsletter? A hire costs you hours for months first. Here is how to automate your newsletter without hiring and reclaim 35 hours a month.
Your newsletter archive is the most valuable asset you own and the one you never reopen. Here is what is buried in it and how to put it back to work this week.
Newsletter automation ROI has two numbers: the tool price and the revenue each production hour quietly costs you. Most operators only ever read the first one.
The uncanny valley of AI writing is where good enough lives. Your readers feel it before they can name it. Here is what that quietly costs your newsletter.
Writing a newsletter faster has become the default goal. The variable that actually matters is harder to name. Here is the question your readers want answered.
HeyNews is live. Connect your archive, monitor your sources automatically, and generate drafts in your own voice. Here is what we built, why, and what ships today.
Newsletter production has six stages. ChatGPT handles one. Here is an honest technical comparison between a general AI chatbot and a tool built for the job.
We used HeyNews to publish 550 newsletter issues across 10+ formats before opening it to the public on May 12. Here is what that year of dogfooding actually taught us about voice, AI drafts, and editorial trust.
Newsletter production has three pricing paths: DIY, freelancer, and editorial intelligence tool. Run the math honestly and the cheapest path is rarely the one you assumed.
Generic AI erases five specific elements from your newsletter before readers notice the byline. Here is the craft inventory of what disappears, with the research behind it.
Newsletter content curation workflow is five subtasks running in parallel, not one. Most tools solve only one. See what each stage actually costs you weekly.
Your newsletter voice is the relationship your readers actually subscribed to. What recent research reveals about voice, AI, and what keeps readers subscribed.
Cagri Sarigoz
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Cagri Sarigoz
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11 min read
