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Create, collaborate on, and share impressive presentations faster than ever. Pitch has built the complete platform for presentations, so your team can bring your best ideas to life.

Call me old fashioned, but sending whale-size emails, full of confusing, pseudo-informative content is CRAP! What's SEXY is a weekly email with Danny DeVito-size viral, growth hack marketing case studies, containing: Strategies, Tools, and Psychology

Mattermark is a powerful lead enrichment and prospecting platform that helps businesses search and discover information about other companies and key individuals, allowing them to build actionable lists of leads, quantify signals, and identify and capitalize on potential business opportunities.

Drag is the all-in-one place to organize your inbox and collaborate with teams.

Listory, the world's first content refinery, extracts the most relevant and meaningful stories, specifically for you. With Listory you can organize and share the content you treasure and save stories to read on your time.

Unreadit offers selection of curated weekly newsletters with the best Reddit content on a variety of popular topics — it’s the best way to learn and stay up-to-date on your interests.

Charged Tech is an independent technology blog, podcast and morning briefing, designed to save you time reading clickbait, getting you straight to the facts.

Remote Clan offers in-depth guides on global destinations, covering itineraries, cultural nuances, weather, top spots, and accommodations. Every post ensures travelers are well-informed for their journey, be it a city break or long exploration. Discover the essence of each location, from vibrant markets and historic sites to calm sceneries and traditions. With Remote Clan, you're not merely reading; you're gearing up for a memorable adventure.

The average engagement in a newsletter is less than 5%! We think the fact that newsletter have always been generic (every single person receives the exact same thing) plays a big part in that. Thus we set out to experiment with a new kind of newsletter.