Hi Andrew, would be great to get a feel for which categories/industries the newsletters fall into. I feel a bit like i'd be shooting in the dark with paying straight from the off without that information. Cheers, Ross

I posted a hacked-together, no-code MVP about 6 months ago and the feedback (both positive and “constructive”) has been amazing. Today, I’m excited to share that I’ve teamed up with the rockstar @csaba_kissi to build out a proper web application for Pear! We took a lot of feedback from over 100 early adopters to build this new version that I’m very proud to share with the PH community. Background on the Idea During my time at Product Hunt I did some work on monetizing and growing the daily digest. Since then, I have done similar work on the side with newsletters like Finimize. I created Pear to solve a few problems I see in the marketplace: -Help advertisers find highly targeted, highly engaged audiences. These advertisers can be those with large budgets or small startups looking for ways to gain exposure. -Help scrappy content creators get paid for their hard work. -Help newsletters find other newsletters for growth opportunities through cross-promotion and sweepstakes. How it works: The Pear database contains the direct contact information to those email newsletters actively looking for sponsorship and growth opportunities. For just $6.99 per month you get access to the database, which is continuously growing. I set a lofty goal of 100 million impressions before the end of 2017, but my focus in December shifted to building this new version. Now, I can get back to the goal. Note: 1 impression = 1 subscriber to an onboarded newsletter. Run a newsletter? Want it added to the database? Fill out this form. As always, any and all feedback (on pricing, model, design, my tweets) is appreciated! Let me know if you have any questions.

Go andrew!

Nice work guys! Question though: If I sign up and find a newsletter to partner with, why would I keep my subscription after that? Also agree with the other comments that you need to show more info about newsletter types, how many subscribers they have, etc. to get people to pay. I think most people's worry is that they pay - only to find out that there are no newsletters in their target industry.

Seems pretty cool. Congrats guys ! A trial would be amazing though

Anyone know of a similar concept for podcasts?

Just added my newsletter! Thanks for this!

@andrewett Congrats on the launch! Was working on something very similar to this, maybe we should talk 😉

I like the idea and concept a lot. Question: Is there a way to cancel your membership through the website? That was a large source of negative feedback that was given on https://www.producthunt.com/post...

Hey @andrewett, This is really cool - and definitely agree with @srcasm that this would be great for podcasts too. As part of this process, do you have deeper analytics on the efficiency of using newsletters to drive growth efforts? I'm really curious to get better educated on how they convert. Thanks, Ben

Speaking of industries, whIch languages and countries does Pear cover? The more analytics the better! 😊

Hey Man.. I have followed your progress. Keep up the good work! This looks great!

Is there a contact available? Could not find one on the website. I am looking at the other way round - Adding ads to existing newsletters.

Pear 2.0 is one of those product you never thought about before actually seeing them in action.

Pros:

Seems like an unique and rather useful product.

Cons:

There are no alternatives that I know of yet.