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How to Newsletter: Lessons from 300 issues of the Weekly Thing

by Jamie Thingelstad | at Minnebar 19

I have been publishing the Weekly Thing since May of 2017. With over 300 issues of the newsletter sent I’m hosting this session to share the common questions that I get about:

  • How do you find the things you put in the Weekly Thing?
  • How do you create each issue?
  • How do you maintain consistency?

Additionally I will be covering:

  • My task template that I use for each week
  • The automation that I have created to build each issue
  • The overall toolchain that I use to create it
  • How I’m using AI in a genuine way
  • Specific tactics to maintain sustainability of a long-term project like this
  • Experiments I've tried: Supporting Memberships, Forums, etc.

This session will be focused on creating and building!

I hope to see you there!

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Jamie Thingelstad

Jamie Thingelstad is an experienced technology executive with a successful track record of product and platform innovation and technology leadership for large-scale, financial services, media, retail, and software-as-a-service technology companies. He is Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer of SPS Commerce (NASDAQ: SPSC), the leading provider of retail cloud services powering the largest retail business network connecting 90,000 companies in the retail industry to efficiently and quickly conduct business. Mr. Thingelstad has served on the Board of Directors for the Minnesota Technology Association, Minnestar, and CaringBridge. He is the recipient of numerous awards including Forty Under 40, Titans of Technology, and the 2021 ORBIE CIO of the Year award. He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota with his wife, two children, and their dog.

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