Why Portlanders subscribe to the Bridgeliner
► “Brain candy!”
► “The secret experiences/places that tourists haven’t found yet.”
►”A newsletter for Portland hipsters and recent transplants.”
► “It’s like if your well-informed BFF were filling you in on local happenings, both political and fun stuff.”
► “Does my homework for me.”
► “Hyper-local news for Portland-ers. It’s like This Week magazine or The Skimm, but just for us.”
► “Connects the dots between what is happening in the news and what Portlanders are experiencing.”
►”My favorite part of Bridgeliner is getting to learn more about the city, whether that’s about its history, current political situations or the best new restaurant opening it’s all great information.”
►”Shares great information each week on the current happenings in Portland. They do a great job at capturing all aspects from Portland’s history, to new buildings and restaurants of interest and local politics. It’s also the BEST place to find local events happening, a better calendar than any publication in town!”
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What our paying members say about the Bridgeliner
►”It’s one of the few regular emails that I get and actually look forward to. I appreciate how you’ve included your readers in your own progression, and how consistently you’ve been willing to ask for feedback about what is or is not working.”
►“Really happy to support the content that I’ve been getting. I see it as if I were buying a coffee for a friend while they filled me in on this stuff. If the newsletter changes tone or direction though, I don’t know that I will continue to be a paying member.”
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► “Comparison of BL to NPR.”
► “Local, well-informed, Portland-centric, similar to the Skimm, easy to read.”
►“I have really enjoyed that the newsletter has a perspective, but is still uplifting. That makes it different from say, the Willamette Week, who is informative but the tone is often biting.”
► “It’s worth paying for quality journalism because the impact comes back for the reader.”
►“Quality isn’t free.”
► “BL focuses on a mix of hard and soft news which is nicer than bigger news which are doom and gloom.”