Hey everyone,
This is a little experiment I've wanted to try or a while. The Tech Caucus is a weekly newsletter that polls ~50 of the tech industry's leading investors, entrepreneurs, journalists, and execs to find out what's on the collective mind of tech's leaders.
Caucus members are public (listed at the bottom of each newsletter), but their quotes are anonymous. This frees them up to provide candid, unfiltered insight. I want to thank the Caucus members for agreeing to do this -- it's an incredible group, I'm honored they'd say yes to this.
The newsletter drops every Wednesday (so tomorrow!). Here's the first edition, from last week: http://tinyletter.com/techcaucus....
Let me know what you think!
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Cool idea, I just subscribed!
Can I suggest making each one shorter? I think The Daily Skimm nailed it when it comes to content length in email newsletters. There's a lot of great value there and I'm wondering if the format could be a little more "skim-able." For example, the quotes get buried in blocks of text - special formatting for quotes could help them stand out more.
Also, how do you get 30 busy tech leaders to answer your survey each week?!
I really like this idea. @benparr published the first edition of the digest last week, where he asked questions about diversity, CES, and 🍑.
(EDITED my comment -- I found the first digest)
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