Are linkedin newsletters still worth starting?

I think they’re still worth trying if you have a clear niche and can publish consistently. They can build trust and bring readers back, but I’d track actual website clicks and leads rather than subscriber numbers alone.
 
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still be useful if you focus on clear niche and publish regularly.the subscriber notifications help with visibility but use newsletters alongside other channels instead of depending on them for all your traffic.
 
I believe it remains effective, especially in the B2B sector where trust is paramount. What you need to consider is how to convert subscribers into genuine leads or website visitors.
 
Ji Xao said:
linkedin newsletters seemed popular for a while are they still bringing subscribers and useful traffic?
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LinkedIn newsletters could attracts the very same individuals that already dont care for your other postings which is why I would try a more narrowly targeted approach first.
 
they still work if you have people engaging with your content already. those initial invites can boost subscriber numbers but the real test is whether readers keep opening new issues and clicking through to your site.
 
Yeah they’re still bringin real subscribers n reach, bc LinkedIn auto-prompts new followers to subscribe n pushes every edition as a notification, but the catch is u don’t own the list
 
They're still worth testing if you already post consistently. I'd focus on a specific niche and repurpose your best-performing posts into deeper newsletter issues. The real challenge isn't getting subscribers, it's turning them into leads, so track profile visits and inquiries rather than subscriber count alone.
 
In my experience, LinkedIn newsletters are no longer as effective as they used to be. I used to rely on them to drive traffic, but their effectiveness has gradually declined over time.
 
Yes, they can still be worth it, especially for B2B and niche expertise. Consistency and useful, focused content matter more than frequency. I’d test a few issues and track subscriber growth, engagement, and clicks to see if they’re worth the effort.
 
starting a LinkedIn newsletter still works if you hit the 2,000-subscriber threshold, because LinkedIn pushes newsletters to followers' feeds. I saw a 15% open rate jump after publishing weekly using the native editor.
 
Yes, especially for B2B and niche expertise. Newsletters can help build a loyal audience, but useful content and consistency matter most. I’d test a few issues and track subscriber growth, engagement, and clicks to see if they’re worth the effort.
 
Yes, 100% worth it because LinkedIn pushes direct notifications and emails to all your subscribers every time you hit publish—which no regular post can do. Just make sure to embed CTAs that send readers to your own website or self-hosted email list, since LinkedIn owns those subscriber emails, not you.
 
I still see people reading them, but I think a lot depends on the topic these days. If you actually have something useful to share, why not? But I wouldn’t bother just for the sake of getting more subscribers
 
Yes, especially if you have a clear niche and something valuable to share regularly. The real benefit is building a loyal audience, not just chasing subscriber numbers.
 
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