I rarely read newsletters even though I've subscribed to a bunch of them from popular software engineers.
They are all good, but it's just personal preference.
At one point, having your audience is very good -> keep building it.
It will have its merits at a later stage. You can use substack for starting your newsletter.
same thought
I am subscribed to google news feed related to tech. Whenever I get time I scroll the news feed, here i come across blogs and articles, if something interests me I click through...so yeah
keep writing good SEO enabled stuff,
What if this newsletter would contain everything, literally everything from "what's new" to "how to become a exceptional programmer" and things like that plus articles(by me and also some other great too) and book recommendations?
All I am saying is it would not be something very specific to me but the whole development domain.
Experiment with it...
Although, I personally trust people/channels that focuses vertically more than horizontally. I'd love to know more about your detailed inspection of some technology (eg. 2 minute papers, I religiously watch him for new research based tech or mkbhd for tech releases and others...)
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I rarely read newsletters even though I've subscribed to a bunch of them from popular software engineers.
They are all good, but it's just personal preference.
At one point, having your audience is very good -> keep building it.
It will have its merits at a later stage. You can use substack for starting your newsletter.
+1
same thought
I am subscribed to google news feed related to tech. Whenever I get time I scroll the news feed, here i come across blogs and articles, if something interests me I click through...so yeah
keep writing good SEO enabled stuff,
but newsletter, not for me.
What if this newsletter would contain everything, literally everything from "what's new" to "how to become a exceptional programmer" and things like that plus articles(by me and also some other great too) and book recommendations?
All I am saying is it would not be something very specific to me but the whole development domain.
Experiment with it...
Although, I personally trust people/channels that focuses vertically more than horizontally. I'd love to know more about your detailed inspection of some technology (eg. 2 minute papers, I religiously watch him for new research based tech or mkbhd for tech releases and others...)