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2024 (and what's next)

Lookin' backwards, lookin' forwards

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Portability is optionality

Don't worry about which platforms to use as much as about how portable your data is.

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Webhooks for exports

New webhook types notify you when exports are created, completed, or failed.

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How James Whatley uses Buttondown to engage with his readers

James Whatley uses Buttondown to answer questions from his community and share five (or more) interesting facts he's found each week.

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Free/paid content blocks

Carve out free- and paid-only blocks in your emails

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Bluesky profile embeds

Embed Bluesky profiles in your Buttondown emails

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One topic, for a limited time: the pop-up email newsletter

Limited edition emails are the best emails

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Bluesky post embeds

Embed Bluesky posts in your Buttondown emails

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Pausing your subscription

Pause your Buttondown subscription to take a break without being billed.

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Discord webhook integration

Easily set up Discord webhooks to get notified about newsletter events in your server.

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Filter by survey response

Filtering subscribers by survey responses

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How Organization for Transformative Works uses Buttondown

OTW uses Buttondown's RSS-to-email functionality to send their newsletter in sixteen languages, stretching the limits of what's possible.

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Filtered exports

Export only filtered lists of subscribers or emails instead of everything at once.

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Umami integration

Embed Umami privacy-focused analytics on your newsletter with just a website ID.

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Per-email paid subscriptions

Paid subscribers can now be charged per premium email sent instead of monthly or yearly.

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The principle of LII

Developers want news from your product (sparingly).

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Multi-event webhooks

Multiple event types for webhooks

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API idempotency keys

Idempotency keys in the API

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Internal links

Fancy editor now autocompletes internal links to other emails you've written.

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Compliment your complements

The best developer marketing might be to show how they, too, could build what you did.

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Custom buttons

Create custom CTA buttons in Fancy Mode to link subscribers to Discord, products, or any URL.

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Framer component

A brand new Framer component

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What's your newsletter's North Star?

A lodestar makes it easier for people to find you, follow you, and share your work.

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Send permission

New permission for sending emails

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Our new Open Source Funding Pledge

Investing in the software that makes Buttondown possible

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Zapier v1.8

New Zapier triggers for tag changes, plus actions to find, update subscribers, and create tags.

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How Patricia Elzie-Tuttle uses Buttondown to share resources

Patricia uses her librarian superpowers to cultivate an inclusive community and support system through her newsletter, Enthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious Advice, and podcast of the same name.

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Where to start with newsletter automations

Welcome, segment, and unsubscribe readers with email sequences personalized to subscriber actions

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Cross-post to Bluesky

Automatically cross-post your newsletter to Bluesky directly from Buttondown.

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Your first fifty subscribers

Provide more opportunities to sign up, more details for people who want them, and reminders for folks who aren't ready to sign up