Writing Multiple Newsletters Means Being Several People. Your Instincts Are Fighting You
Writing multiple newsletters blurs them together, and your own instincts are the cause. Why style belongs to the reader, and how to give each one a stance.
Writing multiple newsletters blurs them together, and your own instincts are the cause. Why style belongs to the reader, and how to give each one a stance.
Customers ignore feature announcements written in your team's language. The craft of translation, the research behind it, and a 20 minute test to run this week.
Most marketing talks past leads who aren't ready to buy. A craft guide to newsletters they'll welcome for months, plus a twenty minute test to run this week.
Your founder voice is the only brand voice your company has proven. Learn why company newsletters drift into corporate speak and how to keep sounding human.
Holding a distinct brand voice across clients is the craft nobody trains agencies for. Why client voices bleed together, what it costs, and a 20 minute fix.
Why do so many newsletters sound the same? Often the swipe file you built from the creators you admire. The research behind it, and a way back to your voice.
An AI voice mismatch rarely fails loudly. It fails quietly, and the writer who edited the draft is the last to catch it. The science behind it, plus one fix.
A feed is computed. A newsletter is chosen. The real newsletter vs feed difference is a person whose judgment readers trust. Here is how to see your own filter.
Newsletter consistency is the asset you build one issue at a time. Here is the behavioral science on why missing a single send costs far more than you think.
Your newsletter archive is the most valuable asset you own and the one you never reopen. Here is what is buried in it and how to put it back to work this week.