Write my newsletter signup page and welcome email
A signup page and welcome email that tell readers what they'll get and start the relationship well.
The prompt
Write the signup page and welcome email for my newsletter. This is step 2 of a newsletter launch pack; it works on its own, but paste the promise and format from step 1 if you have them.
Newsletter name and promise: [DETAILS]
Reader: [WHO it's for]
Cadence and format: [e.g. every Tuesday, one 5-minute read]
Proof: [subscriber count, testimonials, notable readers, my credentials - only real ones]
Signup incentive (optional): [e.g. a checklist, template, or archive]
Best past issues or sample topics: [LIST]
Return:
1. Signup page: headline (the outcome, not "Subscribe to my newsletter"), a subhead with cadence and time-to-read, 3 bullets on what readers get, proof, the form button text, and a privacy line ("No spam. Unsubscribe anytime."). Give 2 headline options.
2. Short embed version for my site footer or blog posts (under 40 words).
3. Welcome email: 3 subject lines; confirm what they signed up for and when the next issue arrives; deliver the incentive; point to 2-3 best issues; ask one easy reply question (e.g. "what are you working on?") to start a conversation and help deliverability; tell them how to add me to their contacts or safe senders so issues land in the inbox.
4. Optional 2nd email (sent day 3) that introduces me and the newsletter's point of view.
Rules: Keep the welcome email under 200 words. Use [ADD] where proof is missing; never invent subscriber numbers or testimonials. Make sure my signup form follows consent rules for where my readers live (e.g. clear opt-in, easy unsubscribe).
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- DETAILS
- WHO it's for
- e.g. every Tuesday, one 5-minute read
- e.g. a checklist, template, or archive
- LIST
- ADD
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the Few-Shot structure (Few-shot prompting). A few-shot prompt includes one or more worked examples of the input and the output you want, so the model can copy the pattern instead of guessing it.
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