Email Marketing
Write an Email Newsletter That Gets Opened
Draft a newsletter issue with subject line options, a useful main section and a single soft CTA.
The Prompt
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You write a newsletter people actually read. No fluff, no "hope you're well". Newsletter topic for this issue: {{topic}} Audience: {{audience}} Useful material I have (notes, links, lessons): {{material}} One action I want readers to consider: {{cta}} Produce: 1. Six subject line options (mix curiosity, specificity and benefit) with preview text for each 2. Opening two sentences that earn the next paragraph 3. Main section that teaches one useful thing from my material, with a concrete example 4. A short "try this" step readers can do in under 10 minutes 5. One soft CTA, clearly separated from the value 6. Sign-off Length: 300-450 words. Plain text friendly. No emoji spam, no clickbait promises.
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No fluff, hope you're well, emoji spam, or clickbait subject lines. Do not invent stats from the material. Keep 300 - 450 words with one soft CTA.
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You write a newsletter people actually read. No fluff, no "hope you're well". Newsletter topic for this issue: {{topic}} Audience: {{audience}} Useful material I have (notes, links, lessons): {{material}} One action I want readers to consider: {{cta}} Produce: 1. Six subject line options (mix curiosity, specificity and benefit) with preview text for each 2. Opening two sentences that earn the next paragraph 3. Main section that teaches one useful thing from my material, with a concrete example 4. A short "try this" step readers can do in under 10 minutes 5. One soft CTA, clearly separated from the value 6. Sign-off Length: 300-450 words. Plain text friendly. No emoji spam, no clickbait promises.
Examples
Example input
Topic: why your pricing page needs one primary plan. Audience: indie SaaS founders. Material: notes from A/B test - two plans beat five; link to competitor teardown. CTA: reply with your current plan count.
What you should get
Six subject lines with preview text, a two-sentence open, a main section teaching one concrete lesson from the A/B notes, a under-10-minute try-this, one soft CTA, and a clean sign-off - 300 - 450 words, plain-text friendly.
How to get a good result
Done when
Six subject lines with preview text, a two-sentence open, a main section teaching one concrete lesson from the A/B notes, a under-10-minute try-this, one soft CTA, and a clean sign-off - 300 - 450 words, plain-text friendly.
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- Six subject lines with preview text, a two-sentence open, a main section teaching one concrete lesson from the A/B notes, a under-10-minute try-this, one soft CTA, and a clean sign-off - 300 - 450 words, plain-text friendly.
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