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Year in review email template

An annual round-up including what went badly.

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Year-end round-ups list achievements. This one lists two corrections, one piece I regret, and the three that readers found most useful, which were not the ones I expected.

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From
Mereside Miscellany
Subject
Twelve issues, two corrections, and one thing I regret
Preheader
The regret is the interesting part.

The year

Twelve issues, two corrections, and one piece I should not have written

Year-end round-ups list achievements. This one lists two corrections, one piece I regret, and the three that readers found most useful, which were not the ones I expected.

What worked

The three most-read pieces were all reader questions, which was not what I would have predicted a year ago.

What did not

The series on the estate, which took three months and which nobody finished. The read-through rate on part two was eleven percent.

What I regret

The piece in August, which was written from irritation rather than curiosity. It is still up and it should not have been sent.

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I write monthly. You can change that or leave at the foot of this message.

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