10 marketing newsletters that I personally follow

In this article, I want to share 10 marketing newsletters that I believe are worth checking out. They all cover different topics, from startups and email marketing to advertising and real-world examples.  

Some of them are marketing blogs, but the majority of them have both a marketing newsletter and a blog. 

1. Marketer Milk
2. PLM (pretty little marketer)
3. Marketing Examples
4. Self Made Millennials
5. Marketing Brew
6. Emarketer
7. Ad Psychology Nerds
8. MarTech
9. Chase Dimond‍
10. Startup Spells

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Marketer Milk

This newsletter not only shares marketing insights but also offers some personal thoughts from the author on how he sees changes in the current marketing landscape. 

The author is also the founder of the Marketer Milk company. They have tons of useful content out there about SEO and email marketing, which I think is worth checking out as well.

Once you sign up for the newsletter, you will have access to the archives, and there you can start exploring previous newsletters and evaluate if it’s your cup of tea or not.  

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The Marketer Milk blog is mostly about content marketing, content strategy, product marketing, best SEO practices, and growth strategies.  

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PLM (Pretty Little Marketer)

The first thing that caught my attention here was their website. I like the originality and the consistently recognizable style across the whole website.

They have a team of 5 authors (at the moment of writing this) who are all industry experts in their own niche, which makes the content more reliable and trustworthy. 

You can explore their blog page and read their articles. They cover a wide range of topics, from B2B and marketing careers to social media and influencer marketing, along with the latest marketing trends. I’m sure you will find something that you like. 

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Marketing Examples

I’ve been following this site for years. It shares real marketing examples and case studies that performed well in the past. I often check this website for inspiration and ideas.

They have examples from digital marketing, social media, advertising, copywriting, content marketing, email marketing, and others.

You can also join their newsletter. Here’s what you're going to get if you sign up.  

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Self Made Millennials

I like this newsletter for its honesty and real cases. For example, recently the author shared how she earned 40K in affiliate marketing in 2025. It is real, honest, and practical. 

There are two versions of this newsletter: a free one and a paid one. 

You can pick which one will be the best option for you. 

I would also recommend checking the Self Made Millennials website itself. It is mostly about search engine optimization, but it has tons of other info too, like email marketing, SEO tools, content marketing, and growth tactics.  

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Marketing Brew

This is a pretty popular marketing newsletter that covers topics like social media & influencers, TV & streaming, brand strategy, ad tech & programmatic, data & tech, sports marketing, and others. 

It is more advanced and talks about the latest news and changes in the industry from a professional standpoint. 

So if you want to stay on top of things and be aware of what’s going on in digital marketing, it is definitely a place to go. 

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Emarketer

I particularly like this newsletter for providing numbers, statistics, and all kinds of charts from trusted resources. You should sign up if you want to make data-driven decisions. 

They also organize webinars, virtual events, and marketing conferences regularly, which I have attended a couple of times. During these webinars, they shared real case studies that were backed up by data, with conclusions and insights on how to adjust your strategies based on recent changes.

The main topics they cover in this newsletter are digital marketing, ads, streaming, media, social media, AI, B2B marketing, and marketing news. 

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Ad Psychology Nerds

Here, the name speaks for itself. This blog is all about ad psychology and how to adjust your social media ads to make them more impactful based on human nature. 

On the landing page itself, you can find a bunch of ad examples with their analysis. They are based on real studies, so the conclusions are not made up.  To be honest, it’s pretty interesting to read since some of the facts came as a surprise to me. 

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MarTech

MarTech covers tons of marketing topics, and you can find almost anything there. They talk about marketing news, growth tactics, marketing campaigns, AI tools, and so much more. 

You can also sign up for their marketing newsletter.

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Chase Dimond

This newsletter talks mostly about email marketing and lead generation using email marketing, but it shares other insights too. For example, recently they had a newsletter with a Black Friday campaign analysis. 

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This piece of content not only breaks down the campaign but also makes some suggestions on growth strategies and what could be done differently to improve the performance.  

They also have a YouTube channel where they publish videos on similar topics. So you can pick in what format you want to consume the content. 

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Startup Spells

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This newsletter shares a lot of insights about startups and their growth marketing tactics. You can check their archive before you sign up to decide if you like their content.

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I'm sure you can find useful info there on how to tailor your business strategy, increase customer engagement, and make customer experience better to bring your startup to a new level. 

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