Show HN: I indexed 1.3m+ email newsletters

Cool, can you make it so I can block my email from all of them now?

The results are not very helpful.<p>I searched for &quot;.NET&quot; and got mostly results about economics, climate and a &quot;Music Help Desk&quot; whatever that is.<p>I searched for JavaScript and got results from newsletters I&#x27;ve never heard of that have less than 10 published issues.<p>Googling for both things returns dozens of results for both search terms.

I can imagine the servers running warm after all this indexing :)

Dates. Would be nice to have some sort of date info. Be it when the newsletter started or, more useful, the date of the latest issue. Yea it&#x27;s a short search away but I&#x27;d like to know if the results I&#x27;m seeing are even relevant as I see them.

Love this. Always looking for non-ad ways of reaching interested customers

nice! And I probably could give it a try to the premium version, however I&#x27;ve a question, do newsletter owners accept to have their emails included in the directory? or did you get the information through publicly available data? It&#x27;s important for our campaigns to know how to approach each potential publisher

two comments.<p>Can I edit my newsletter entry? Secondly, it&#x27;s SUPER expensive.<p>What you&#x27;ve built is very helpful because, as I&#x27;m sure you can see in your data, most newsletters have low digits subscribers and looking for inexpensive ways to grow. AKA cross-promotions.<p>So your product is an expensive gateway to try inexpensive techniques for growth.

How big is your database? I mean in terms of GB.