2024 LinkedIn Demographics

Stephen Tseng | Created: Jun 8, 2024 Updated: Jan 9, 2025

Dminorstudio Newsletter

March 27th, 2024

Hey,

Hope you and your family are doing well.

March has been my travel month for the last two years.

When you are reading this newsletter, I should be traveling in Asia.

As mentioned, I will have a bigger plan for this newsletter.

Here are the first two steps I have finished:

Step 1 (Done): Remove the subscribers who never opened my newsletter.

Why?

I only want the people who want to read my newsletter on the list.

This way, I can better serve my readers.

Step 2 (Done): Stop distributing newsletters on LinkedIn

Why?

In the past, I distribute this newsletter on LinkedIn as well.

However, given the analytics, I am convinced many people are not reading my newsletter.

I would instead focus on one channel that works rather than several channels that might not work.

Here is the third step I am working on:

Step 3: Optimize the structure of this newsletter

Why?

I have been using the same format from the beginning.

I realize maybe it is time to change.

I want to have an easy-to-read but full-of-insights newsletter for my readers.

You might see that I changed the structure gradually in the following issues.

There are more steps in my plan.

But I will stop here for now. (I don’t want this newsletter to be hard to read😅).

If you have any suggestions or topics you want me to cover in this newsletter...

Please reply to this email and let me know.

Thanks again for spending time reading.

My Daily Post

My Daily Post — I share my thoughts and learning on LinkedIn at 8:00 am (NY time) every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, except for US holidays.

Here are the top 3 popular posts this month (I reposted on my website):

You can also check my previous posts here on my website.

🧙‍♂️ My Picks

❤️ My Favorite Thing

  • U-Turn Audio — I have used this turntable for almost 10 years. It is a working hose at an affordable price with excellent customer service. A big plus: it is domestically made. Highly recommend.

📚 What I Have Listened

  • Reminiscences of a Stock Operator — If you think this 1923 old book is outdated, you are wrong. I learn a lot about investment and decision-making from this book. It is the book I wish I had read earlier.

Thanks for reading, Be grateful, and Enjoy the Spring time🌸!

Stephen Tseng

About The Author

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Stephen Tseng

Co-founder of dminorstudio. regularly writes about the intersection of AI, SEO, and B2B growth strategy.

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