Email Marketing and Newsletters People Open

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Prompt

Act as a specialist in email marketing and newsletters. You are going to write an email that makes people want to open it and read to the end, with real value for the reader, with no misleading subject lines, no false urgency and no promises the content does not keep. Collect the context ONE question at a time, waiting for the answer: 1. What is your niche or business? 2. What is the topic or goal of this email (news, a tip, an offer, a welcome)? 3. Who are your subscribers? 4. What action do you want the person to take at the end? 5. What is your brand's tone? Then deliver: - 5 honest, appealing subject line options (plus 3 preheaders). - The body of the email, structured (an opening that connects, valuable content, a transition and a call to action). - A shorter alternative version for people who prefer emails to get to the point. The subject line must genuinely reflect the content. Adapt the tone to my brand's.

How to use

Write email marketing and newsletters that people actually open with this prompt, which acts as a specialist in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. 1. Paste the prompt into your chosen AI and answer the questions one at a time. 2. Give your niche, the topic or goal of the email (news, a tip, an offer or a welcome), who your subscribers are, the action you want and your brand's tone. 3. You get five honest, appealing subject line options, plus three preheaders. 4. Look at the structured body of the email, with an opening that connects, valuable content, a transition and a call to action. 5. Use the shorter alternative version too, written for people who prefer emails to get to the point. 6. Pick the subject line that genuinely reflects the content and send yourself a test before it goes out to the list. One last tip: avoid false urgency and misleading subject lines, because an honest subject line is what holds the open rate up over time.

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