Marketing Email Writer
Turn a few bullet points into a marketing or newsletter email people actually read. One idea, one clear call to action, plus subject lines.
New to this? Read the guide.
What it produces
Real output from this tool, not a mock-up.
What went in
- What the email is for
- Announce something
- What you are sending, and the key points
- Launching multi-site reporting. Until now customers with more than one site ran a separate report per site and combined them in Excel. Now one report covers all sites with per-site breakdowns. Included on all plans at no extra cost. Available from Monday. There is a 15 minute walkthrough video. One customer tested it and said it saved their finance director two days a month.
- Who it is going to
- Existing customers, mostly quality and ops managers at food manufacturers. About a third have more than one site.
- Tone
- Friendly
Subject lines
- One report for all your sites, starting Monday
- No more merging site reports in Excel
- New: multi-site reporting, included on your plan
- The two-days-a-month problem we just fixed
- Multi-site reporting is here
If you're managing quality across more than one site, you know the drill: run a report per site, then stitch them together in Excel to see the full picture. Starting Monday, you won't need to do that anymore. Multi-site reporting is rolling out to all plans at no extra cost. One report now covers every site, with a per-site breakdown built in. No more exporting, copying, and pasting between spreadsheets. We tested this with one customer ahead of launch. Their finance director got two days a month back just from not having to compile reports by hand. If you're on a single site, this won't change anything for you. If you run multiple sites, it should make your reporting a lot less tedious. We put together a 15 minute walkthrough showing how it works: [link to video] Take a look when you get a chance, and you'll be ready to use it the moment it goes live Monday.
When to use it
Use this for an email going out to a list, where the temptation is to include everything. It builds around one idea and one call to action and returns subject lines with it, because a good email with a weak subject line does not get opened.