Stern launches three new newsletters on wellness, emotions and finance
Stern launches three new newsletters on wellness, emotions and finance
Stern launches three new newsletters on wellness, emotions and finance
German magazine Stern is expanding its newsletter offerings with three new titles before the end of the year. The first, Gesund Leben, will launch on November 8, covering health, nutrition, and well-being. Readers will also receive two additional newsletters focused on emotions and personal finance every Friday. Gesund Leben will arrive in inboxes every other Saturday starting on November 8. It will explore topics related to the body, mind, and overall wellness. Each edition will feature selected articles from Stern's premium subscription service.
The other two newsletters, Das Gefühl der Woche and Es geht ums Geld, will both be sent weekly on Fridays. The first examines the influence of emotions, while the second provides guidance on financial matters. All three will be available to subscribers at www.stern.de/service/newsletter.
Stern already offers several personalised newsletters, including GPS, morgenstern, Inside America, and Die Hauptstadt. Laura-Lena Förster, deputy editor-in-chief, describes the new additions as concise and carefully curated. She highlights their focus on analysis and relevant content for readers. The three new newsletters will join Stern's existing lineup, adding to its range of specialised formats. Subscribers can access them through the magazine's website. The first issue of Gesund Leben will be released on November 8.
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