Search newsletters, brands and sponsorships in Discover
Find newsletters by topic, look up any brand, and browse past sponsorships across all of Radar.
Your picks on Home are only the newsletters Radar thinks fit you best. Discover lets you search everything Radar knows. Use it when you have an idea of your own, or want to explore beyond your picks.
The three views
Discover has three tabs at the top of the page:
- Newsletters: search by topic or name. Use the filters to narrow the list down.
- Brands: every company Radar has seen sponsor a newsletter. Open one to see where it sponsors.
- Sponsorships: single sponsor placements, newest first. Good for seeing what is happening in the market right now.
How to search well
- Search for your customers' world, not your product. If you sell an email tool to online shops, try "ecommerce" or "online store", not your product name.
- Start broad, then narrow. Try one or two words first, then use the filters.
- Open results in the side panel. Opening a newsletter from the list keeps your search, so you can go back to the list easily.
- Save as you go. Add anything promising to your Shortlist straight from the results.
On the free preview
You can run 10 different searches during your trial. Each search shows the first 10 results in full, and tells you how many more there are. Running the same search again does not use up another one. Discover locks when the trial ends, and opens again when you upgrade.
On Radar Lab Pro
Searches are generous fair use: search as much as your normal work needs, with no number to watch. Repeating a search or changing its filters never counts again. You can also download your Discover list as a CSV file for a spreadsheet.
Common questions
- I cannot find a newsletter I know. Why?
- Radar may not have added it yet. Message us with its name or website and we will look into adding it.
- What is the difference between Discover and my picks?
- Picks are chosen for your business. Discover shows everything, so you choose.
Still stuck?
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