Save time writing your local newsletter every week and get back to what you love.

Local newsletter operators are all fighting the same grind: finding enough events, checking sources, staying consistent, and still having time left to grow the audience and sell sponsors. LNB starts by taking the research burden off your plate.

Research Results

Friday, March 27

16 events found

Easter Eggstravaganza

📍 Joyner Park, Wake Forest · 10 AM - 1 PM · FREE

Town Website

An Evening with Abe Partridge

📍 Wake Forest Listening Room · Doors 6:45 PM, Show 7:30 PM · $20

Venue Website

Logan's Garden Shop Spring Festival

📍 NC State Farmers Market, Raleigh · 9 AM - 6 PM · FREE

Local Event Page

Raleigh Comedy Festival, Night 2

📍 Various Venues, Raleigh · 7 - 11 PM · Varies

Web Search
High Medium

Built by a local newsletter operator for local newsletter operators

From “I Need Events This Week” to “Ready to Write”Without Starting From Scratch

Built for the repeatable work that happens before every send.

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Add Your Market

Tell LNB what towns, neighborhoods, or metro area your newsletter covers. Add the local sources you already trust.

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Find the Week's Events

Pick your date range and run the research. LNB turns local calendars, venue pages, and event sources into organized leads.

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Write With Confidence

Review source-backed event cards, click through to verify, then export the list into the newsletter tool you already use.

The Weekly Grind, Turned Into a Workflow

Without LNB

The weekly scramble

With LNB

A repeatable workflow

Staying up until 2 AM writing
Getting a full night's sleep
Research night = 50 open tabs
One run builds the event board
"Did I already check that venue?"
Sources stay organized by market
Readers DM you about missed events
More leads before you write
No idea if your list is complete
Every event links back to its source
Another skipped issue because life got busy
Research becomes repeatable
Growth and sponsors get pushed off again
More time for audience and revenue work

Your Newsletter Needs Consistency. Your Calendar Needs Mercy.

Operators do not burn out because they hate their town. They burn out because every issue starts with the same invisible work: hunt for events, verify details, organize links, then finally write.

Do It Yourself

40+ hrs

per month

Free (if your time is worthless)

  • 50+ tabs before every edition
  • Events slip through the cracks
  • No way to verify you got them all
  • Eventually you burn out and quit

Hire a VA

$500+

per month

Now you manage two people

  • ~ Quality depends on who you hire
  • ~ Onboarding takes weeks
  • Still misses obscure sources
  • Formatting is never right
Best Value

Local Newsletter Buddy

One workflow

built for operators

Hit “Run” before you write

  • Builds a source-backed event board
  • Source URL on every event
  • Day-by-day, ready to paste
  • More time for growth and sponsors

First we solve the research grind. Then we keep expanding toward the full local newsletter operating system.

Built for the Problems Operators Actually Talk About

Research is the wedge. Consistency, growth, and revenue are where this is going.

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Research Without the Tab Marathon

Replace the weekly routine of checking town sites, venue pages, calendars, and search results one by one.

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Source Verification

Every useful event should come with a source URL, so you can verify details before it reaches your readers.

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Source Library

Save venue URLs, calendars, community pages, and other trusted local sources. Upload a list or add them manually.

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Publish Consistently

Stay on schedule even when the research workload would normally steal your evening.

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Recurring Events

Trivia nights, farmers markets, open mics. Add them once, they appear every week automatically.

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Keep Your Current Stack

Export research into the platform you already use: beehiiv, Mailchimp, Substack, ConvertKit, Ghost, or anything else.

Built Around the Operator Workflow

The goal is not another chatbot. The goal is a repeatable research workflow for people who have to publish again next week.

DIY research stack

$60-$100+/mo

You still prompt, search, copy, verify, and organize before every send.

Manual search tools

$20-$100+/mo

Helpful for discovery, but not built around a local newsletter workflow.

Local Newsletter Buddy

One workflow

Built around the operator workflow: leads, source links, verification, and export.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sources does LNB search?

LNB is built to check the messy local web: your trusted source list, community calendars, venue pages, town sites, and other event sources that help uncover what is happening in your market.

How many towns can I cover?

The unlimited plan is built for a local newsletter market, whether that is one city, a cluster of suburbs, or a small metro area.

How many source URLs can I save?

The unlimited plan is built so you can keep the source library your market needs: venues, community centers, town calendars, local organizations, and anything else that posts events.

How often can I run research?

Early access is focused on helping operators run research whenever they need fresh local event leads for their newsletter.

What newsletter platforms does it work with?

Any! Export as Markdown, CSV, or plain text and paste into beehiiv, Mailchimp, Substack, ConvertKit, Ghost, or any other tool.

Can I try it before paying?

We're opening access in waves. Join the waitlist, tell us whether you already publish, and we'll notify you when your market is ready for early access.