The newsletters you never asked for flood your inbox daily. From vendors and services, you signed up for once, conferences you attended years ago all keep piling up. They've somehow multiplied, each demanding your attention with "URGENT" and "DON'T MISS" subject lines.
The newsletters you actually want are the industry insights, the expert analysis, the curated content you specifically subscribed to get buried in the chaos. By the time you find them, they're three days old and no longer relevant.
Most days, you read none of them. Maybe you skimmed the subject line. Perhaps you save one "to read later", which you will forget about. The unread count climbs. The guilt piles up alongside the numbers.
What If There Was a Better Way?
Imagine opening your email Monday morning to find:
- One perfectly curated newsletter
- Relevant information based on your criteria
- Organise the way you want it
- Formatted for quick scanning
- Delivered at the time you expect it
No hunting through your inbox. No guilt about unread newsletters. No FOMO about missing something important.
Just strategic intelligence, ready when you are.
That's exactly what self-customized recurring newsletters do.
The result: 1 curated digest, delivered when you want it, focused on what matters to you.
The Simple Setup
1️⃣For a one-time curated newsletter: Send your prompt to ask@mxgo.ai
🔁For recurring delivery (recommended): Send your prompt to schedule@mxgo.ai
Basic Setup:
Email to: schedule@mxgo.ai or ask@mxgo.ai
Subject: Recurring Newsletter Request
Body: Send a well formatted newsletter on (Delivery time + topic of interest + Sources + how to organize)
That's it. You get one curated digest instead of 15 unread newsletters every day.
Prompts: By Industry and Role
1. Tech Startup Founder
Areas of interest: Funding, competitors, emerging tech
The Prompt:
Every Monday at 7 AM, create newsletter monitoring TechCrunch, The Information, Hacker News, SaaStr, First Round Review with trending news of the week and organize by priority:
- Funding news: any series A-C rounds in SaaS and AI space
- Competitor intelligence: mentions of [competitor names]
- Emerging tech: new AI/ML tools or frameworks
- Market trends: changes in remote work, hiring, or SaaS pricing
- Action items: anything requiring my immediate attention
Geographic focus: North America
Read time: 10 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points with source links. Highlight urgent items in caps.
2. Investment Analyst
Areas of interest: Markets, companies, contrarian views
The Prompt:
Every Monday at 7 AM, create a 1000 words newsletter with the latest investment intelligence from financial news sources, market data platforms, economic releases, and analyst reports into a professional briefing covering the areas below:
- Market snapshot (indices, VIX, sectors, pre-market)
- Watchlist alerts: AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, NVDA, TSLA, META, AMZN
- Economic data (Fed policy, inflation, employment, yields, spreads)
- Sector deep-dive (Technology, Healthcare, Financials)
- Earnings and guidance updates
- M&A, buybacks, dividends, corporate actions
- Market flows and institutional positioning
- Risk indicators and stress signals
- Contrarian views and bearish cases
- Investment opportunities and ideas
- Week-ahead calendar and catalysts
Sources: Bloomberg, Reuters, WSJ Markets, Financial Times, Seeking Alpha, Goldman Sachs Research, Morgan Stanley Research, Fed releases, and Treasury.gov
Geographic focus: North America
Read time: 20 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points with source links.
3. Marketing Manager
Areas of interest: Staying current on campaign trends, platform updates, consumer behavior, and competitive tactics.
The Prompt:
Every Tuesday and Friday at 9 AM,create a 600 word newsletter with the latest marketing intelligence from social media today, marketing brew, Adweek, official meta business blog, google ads updates, linkedin marketing blog, hubspot blog, and campaign monitor case studies. Covering the areas below:
- Changes to Meta/Google/LinkedIn algorithms or ad policies
- New features for marketers
- Viral campaigns and why they worked
- Behavioral shifts in my target demos: millennials, Gen Z
Geographic focus: North America, EU, UK
Read time: 10 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points with source links.
4. Healthcare Administrator
Areas of interest: Tracking policy changes, compliance updates, medical research, and operational best practices.
The Prompt:
Every Monday at 8 AM, create an 800-word newsletter with latest news from healthcare industry and organize by sections:
- Regulatory changes: policy updates, State-level healthcare legislation
- Clinical updates: Treatment protocol changes, new medical device approvals, patient safety alerts
- Risk alerts: Potential compliance issues, security or privacy concerns, lawsuit trends in healthcare
Sources: Modern Healthcare, Healthcare Dive, CMS.gov, FDA.gov, AHA News, Becker's Hospital Review, and state health department bulletins for California, Texas, New York
Geographic focus: North America
Read time: 5 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points with source links. Highlight urgent compliance items.
5. Real Estate Agent
Areas of interest: Monitoring market trends, mortgage rates, neighborhood developments, and investment opportunities.
The Prompt:
Every Wednesday at 7 AM, create a real-estate intelligence newsletter containing market reports, and local news in following areas-
- Market conditions
- Mortgage landscape: Rate changes and predictions, new loan programs, affordability index shifts
- Neighborhood intel: Development projects in my areas, school district news, infrastructure improvements
- News I should share with buyers and sellers
Sources: Zillow Research, Realtor.com Economic Research, Mortgage News Daily, local MLS reports, Redfin Data Center, and Austin Business Journal, Austin American-Statesman real estate section
Geographic focus: North America specifically Austin metro area
Read time: 10 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points with source links. Highlight urgent compliance items.
6. Academic Researcher
Areas of interest: Following publications across multiple journals, funding announcements, and conference updates.
The Prompt:
Every Monday at 10 AM, create an 800 words newsletter with latest information quantum computing covering the areas below:
- Relevant publications: New papers on Quantum Computing algorithms, error correction, or qubit design
- Latest innovations
- Contradictory findings
- Funding announcements
- Industry partnership opportunities
- Upcoming conference & events
- Researchers working on adjacent problems
Sources: arXiv (Quantum Physics section), Nature, Science, Physical Review Letters, IEEE publications, NSF funding announcements, DOE Quantum Information Science updates, and Google Scholar alerts for key researchers
Read time: 30 Minutes or less
Format: Academic style with full citations
7. Content creator
Areas of interest: Digital marketing, latest tools, growth strategies, monetization methods
The Prompt:
Every Monday at 10 AM, create a 700 word newsletter tailored to a content creator focused on digital marketing, social media trends, and audience growth. Monitoring sources like TubeFilter, Social Media Examiner, Creator Economy Newsletter (Li Jin), YouTube Creator Insider, TikTok for Business blog, Patreon Blog, ConvertKit Blog, and notable creator Twitter threads
Include:
- A brief summary of last week’s creative landscape.
- Latest news items about creator economy, social media platform updates, or marketing innovations.
- A practical “Creator Tip of the Week” with actionable advice.
- A short section highlighting an inspiring fellow creator or campaign to study.
- A closing note encouraging engagement or reflection.
Geographic focus: North America, EU, UK
Read time: 10 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points and links
8. HR Director
Areas of interest: Staying current on employment law, compensation trends, talent strategies, and workplace culture.
The Prompt:
Every Tuesday at 8 AM, create a 600 word newsletter on HR leadership from HR, legal, and workplace point of view.
- New employment laws or EEOC guidance
- Benefits regulations changes
- Workplace safety requirements
- Benefits trends (what competitors offer)
- Recruiting tactics with proven results
- Retention strategies from peer companies
- Remote work policy evolutions
- DEI initiatives and outcomes
Sources: People Matters, Economic Times HR, TimesJobs, Ministry of Labour & Employment (India), EPFO updates, National Career Service portal, and Mercer India/Aon Hewitt India research
Read time: 10 Minutes or less
Geographic focus: India
Format: Bullet points and links
9. Nonprofit worker
Areas of interest: Monitoring funding opportunities, sector trends, policy impacts, and mission-related developments.
The Prompt:
Every Monday at 7 AM, prepare a 700-word newsletter in the field of nonprofit leadership and philanthropy in the below aspects-
- Donor motivation research
- Fundraising campaign tactics working
- Success stories from waste management NGOs
- Nonprofit management best practices
- Board governance updates
- Staff retention strategies
Source: Chronicle of Philanthropy, Nonprofit Quarterly, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Candid (formerly Foundation Center), Inside Philanthropy, and topic-specific sources: Waste Dive, Recycling Today, EPA grants portal
Read time: 10 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points with citations
10. Personal Finance
Areas of interest: Managing investments, tracking financial news, finding money-saving opportunities, and avoiding scams.
The Prompt:
Every Sunday at 6 PM, curate a 800 word newsletter with personal finance tips in the following categories-
- High-yield savings rate changes
- Credit card offers worth considering (cashback, travel points)
- Refinancing opportunities (mortgage, auto, student loans)
- Tax strategy tips
- Retirement planning updates
- Insurance coverage gaps
- New fraud tactics to watch for
Read time: 15 Minutes or less
Format: Bullet points with direct links. Include specific numbers (APY%, bonus amounts, deadlines,etc)
11. Product Manager
Areas of interest: Tracking competitor features, user experience trends, technology developments, and product strategy insights.
The Prompt:
Every Friday at 8 AM, curate a newsletter on the latest developments in the following topics from product, tech, and UX areas-
- Feature launches from
- Emerging user expectations in SaaS, mobile apps
- UX patterns gaining adoption
- Accessibility or compliance trends
- New AI tools
Read time: 10 Minutes or less
Sources: Product Hunt, Mind the Product, ProductTank blog, TechCrunch product launches, n8n Blog
Conclusion
Your inbox doesn’t have to be a cluttered mess of unread newsletters. With MXGo you can curate your own newsletter that fits your needs. Delivered in your inbox when it suits your schedule.
The best part?
You can tailor your newsletter by industry, role, interests, delivery schedule, preferred sources or format. Play around with MXGo’s custom newsletter feature to get the perfect information flow that fits your life.
Ready to create yours?
Email ask@mxgo.ai to get started