
- Updated
Draft a newsletter in your own voice
This prompt writes a newsletter for your audience about a main topic, with your key points, one link or offer and your tone. It includes a subject line, a personal two-line opening and the main section.
Write this week's newsletter for [AUDIENCE]. Main topic: [TOPIC] Key points to include: [POINTS] One link or offer: [LINK / OFFER] My tone: [e.g. friendly, a bit witty] Structure: subject line, a personal 2-line opening, the main story with a takeaway, one quick tip, and a single call to action. About 300 words. Sample of my writing style: [PASTE 2-3 SENTENCES].
Pasting a sample of your own writing helps the AI copy your voice.
Get a better result
A newsletter of about 300 words with a subject line, a personal two-line opening, the main story with a takeaway, one quick tip and a single call to action, in a voice that copies your writing sample.
It sounds generic.
Fix: Paste two or three real sentences you wrote, as the tip says, and say which words you never use.
- There are too many links or asks. Keep one link or offer. Remove extra calls to action from the draft.
- The subject line is dull. Ask for five options of different styles, such as a question, a number and a plain statement, and pick one.
Ask for a first email for new subscribers, with a thank-you, what to expect and your single best past piece to read first.
Rewrite the opening so it starts with this real moment from my week: [MOMENT]. Keep the rest of the newsletter the same.
Guides that use this prompt
More chat & writing prompts
See all 465 →More like this
- Analyse a competitor's ad copyChatGPT · Gemini · Claude
- Email newsletter header bannerIdeogram · ChatGPT · Gemini
- Localise marketing copy for another countryChatGPT · Gemini · Claude
- Draft a simple remote work policyChatGPT · Gemini · Claude
- Write Google Ads copyChatGPT · Gemini · Claude



