ChatGPT prompt to write a newsletter
Give the topic, your audience and the action you want: the AI writes a clear, engaging newsletter, with several subject lines to test.
Your prompt
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How do I write a newsletter with ChatGPT?
Give the AI the sender, the subscriber profile, the content to share and the action you want, then ask for several subject lines to test and a short text with a single call to action. The Lunyce prompt prepares this request; check dates and offers before sending.
How to use it
- Say who is sending the newsletter and to whom, and note the content to share.
- Specify the one action you want the reader to take, then copy the prompt.
- Pick a subject line, A/B test two if your email tool allows it, and send yourself a test first.
Tips for better results
- One call to action per newsletter usually performs better than several competing links.
- Keep the same voice from one send to the next: add an extract from a past newsletter that worked well to the prompt.
How long should a newsletter be?
For a sales newsletter, 200 to 300 words is often enough: the key is to get to the action quickly. An editorial newsletter can be longer if your subscribers come for the content.