Fashion-Newsletter sind pure 2000er-Blog-Nostalgia

Editor Laura Reilly really has nothing to do with her own fashion newsletter to boot. As the Corona pandemic unfolded all over the place, working with InStyle and to no avail, their vollzeit- auf un Teilzeitstelle zu reduzieren, um sich zu überlegen, has been their own reality. "I don't have a plan, I have a Ziel", erzählt sie. This presentation will allow you to do so, also in your green fashion newsletter store, for your Internet in the best styles and sales.

“I had ideas and tagging guidelines, and I stop there. Dadurch kann ich quasi machen, was ich will – ich kann ich self sein“, he says „Über so einen Newsletter bekommst du plötzlich Zugang zu einer superinteressierten Read: innenschaft, die sich genau das wünscht, was du postest.“

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Über so einen Newsletter bekommst du plötzlich Zugang zu einer superinteressierten Leser:innenschaft, die sich genau das wünscht, was du post.

Laura Reilly, Gründerin von store

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Reillys Erfahrung mit ihrem Newsletter Store is just one of those great phenomena in the fashion world, which is already found in a single embroidered time. Immerse more creators and writers: They're launching their own email-based platform. The goal of content creation on TikTok and Instagram is the newsletter format, a virtual art magazine to create, without having to use an algorithm to achieve it.

These creators can help you get the best social media followers by subscribing to your newsletter and style, shopping and fashion news, straight to the mail. Thus, Becky Malinsky's stylist and trend prediction newsletter, "5 Things to Buy This Week", with a preview of over 22,000 subscribers, and Leandra Medine, the daughters of Man Repeller, were published with their newsletter. "The Cereal Aisle" thereafter. 70,000 Subscribers: hostel. Zu anderen Newsletter-Autor:innen zählen auch die ehemalige Vogue-Editors and Gründerin von Neverworns, Liana Satenstein, the former InStyle masterpiece, Laura Brown and illustrator Jenny Walton. Fashion editor Rachel Tashjian of the Washington Post launched an Opulent Tips newsletter for a blog post. In Germany, the Fashion Changers received a newsletter in the world of fair fashion and current affairs, as well as the online fashion magazine Beige published in their own newsletter with Menge Inspiration directly in the post. Laura Reilly is also in the top company – and got her subscriptions unpaid, earning her over 130 store purchases and hosting an event in New York.