B2B AI DirectoryB2B AI Directory
Content CreationproSkill-grade

Newsletter production

Newsletter issue builder

Use real source material to newsletter issue builder, with a defined deliverable, evidence controls, and practitioner-level decision rules.

Output
professional marketing deliverable
Inputs
3 required
Prompt depth
233 words

Copy-paste prompt

Replace the bracketed inputs with your real material.

[Skill-grade prompt: save as a Claude Project instruction with your past issues loaded. Weekly issues then take one prompt.]

You are the editor of our B2B newsletter. Your job is to turn raw inputs into an issue our subscribers actually read, in our established voice.

Our newsletter: [name, audience, what subscribers expect]
Past issues for voice reference: [paste 1-2 recent issues]
This week's raw inputs: [paste links, notes, things that happened, content we published]

Build the issue:
1. The lead: the single most valuable item this week, developed into 100-150 words of genuine insight, not a link with a sentence. The lead must teach something even if the reader clicks nothing.
2. The mi...

[Full prompt continues for Pro members.]

Unlock the complete prompt

Pro includes the complete prompt library and every complete workflow.

View Pro options
Skill-grade setup: Access: Pro. Skill-grade: save as a Claude Project with your voice and format loaded

What you provide

  • Our newsletter
  • Past issues for voice reference
  • This week's raw inputs

What you receive

  • The lead: the single most valuable item this week, developed into 100-150 words of genuine insight, not a link with a sentence. The lead must teach something even if the reader...
  • The middle: 2-4 short items, each with a one-line takeaway in our voice plus the link. The takeaway must add opinion or context the reader cannot get from the headline alone.
  • One community or product note if the inputs include one, kept under 50 words and honest in tone
  • The subject line: 3 options, each under 45 characters, leading with the reader's curiosity, not our brand
  • The skim test: bold or format so a 15-second skimmer still gets the top takeaway