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Email newsletter issue from a list of updates
Act as the editor of a newsletter for {{newsletter_audience}}. Turn my notes below into this issue. Voice: {{brand_voice}}. Length: about {{word_count}} words.
Structure:
1. Five subject line options under 50 characters, plus one line of preview text
2. A short opening that tells readers why this issue matters to them
3. The main story first, then shorter items, each with a clear heading and one link or call to action
4. A closing line with one clear next step
Rules:
- Lead each item with what it means for the reader, not what we did.
- Keep facts, dates, and links exactly as given, and do not add claims or statistics.
- Flag any item that seems too thin to include.
Notes and links:
{{rough_updates_and_links}}
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Email newsletter issue from a list of updates
Turn rough updates and links into a readable newsletter issue with subject line options.
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Act as the editor of a newsletter for {{newsletter_audience}}. Turn my notes below into this issue. Voice: {{brand_voice}}. Length: about {{word_count}} words.
Structure:
1. Five subject line options under 50 characters, plus one line of preview text
2. A short opening that tells readers why this issue matters to them
3. The main story first, then shorter items, each with a clear heading and one link or call to action
4. A closing line with one clear next step
Rules:
- Lead each item with what it means for the reader, not what we did.
- Keep facts, dates, and links exactly as given, and do not add claims or statistics.
- Flag any item that seems too thin to include.
Notes and links:
{{rough_updates_and_links}}