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Weekly Newsletter That Still Sounds Like You

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The prompt

Help me draft this week's newsletter. Paste-ready, not a strategy lecture. About the list: [who gets this, e.g. freelance designers who follow my build-in-public notes]. Voice: [3 traits, e.g. direct, a bit dry, no hype]. Words I never use: [list]. This week's one point: [the single thing worth saying]. Proof or story I can attach: [a short real anecdote, metric, or link, or "none"]. Length: about [400 / 600] words. CTA: [one clear ask, e.g. reply with X / try the free template]. Write: 1. 8 subject lines under 50 characters. Mix curiosity and plain benefit. No spammy ALL CAPS or fake urgency. 2. A preview / preheader line under 90 characters for the best subject. 3. The email body in my voice. Short paragraphs. One idea. If I gave you a story, use it; if not, don't invent one. 4. The CTA once, near the end, in plain words. 5. A 2-line PS that's optional to keep. After the draft, list anything you assumed that I should rewrite myself (names, numbers, links). Don't pad with a "why this works" section unless I ask.

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• Written for ChatGPT, Claude

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