TueNight is a network for Gen-X women who are just getting started...

Launched in 2013, TueNight has published thousands of original essays, bits of midlife wisdom and profiles from a diverse roster of top-notch writers 40+. We host regular live events and workshops, publish an award-winning weekly newsletter and run an exclusive subscription-based community called The TueNight Social – all tailored to Gen-X women in midlife.

 
 
 
 
 

what we do:

  • Every Tuesday we deliver a small, handcrafted batch of stories around a particular theme. Our contributors are a diverse cast of top-notch writers who’ve written for The New York Times, Atlantic, Ebony, Vibe and many others
     

  • We publish a newsletter called The TueDo List featuring clever, valuable links, products and profiles of women 40+
     

  • TueNight Live! Several Tuesdays a year, we host intimate IRL storytelling events around a certain theme (e.g. FAIL) with 50-75 women attendees; think The Moth for Midlife
     

  • We gather around the fire (er, Facebook) in a robust social media community called The TueNight Social

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our audience:

TueNight is a dynamic community for affluent, influential, busy women.

Our vibrant audience includes women in their prime, 35-55, Gen-Xers in that mid-life pivot and at the top of their game.

Our readers are highly engaged, averaging four pages per visit on the site, and our loyal newsletter subscribers maintain an incredible 40% open rate.

Devoted TueNight readers describe us as “their weekly treat.”

 

our content:

We select singular themes that resonate with women and provoke a powerful emotional reaction. The stories we feature are evocative, memorable, and highly shareable. Tales from the frontline of dating over 40, health, beauty, love, aging, family and more.

 

Notable contributors include:

Stacy Morrison (BlogHer)

Gretchen Rubin (The Happiness Project)

Amy Sohn (novelist)

Susan Linney (Lucky, Redbook)

Judy McGuire (Dategirl)

Kim France (Lucky)

Stacy London (What Not to Wear)

Lauren Young (Reuters)

Danyel Smith (former editor, Vibe)

Ylonda Gault Caviness (The New York Times, Essence)

 

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