Newsletter Essay Writer

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Write a personal, insightful newsletter essay that readers share and remember.

Prompt

Write a long-form newsletter essay (800-1200 words) for [Newsletter Name] on [Topic]. Audience: [Subscriber type]. Voice: [Author voice description].

Essay structure:
1. Opening scene or anecdote (not the topic itself)
2. The pivot/connection to main idea
3. Core argument or insight
4. Supporting observations (3-4)
5. Counter-intuitive angle or complication
6. Broader implications
7. Close that echoes the opening
8. One clear, non-pushy CTA

Style requirements:
- Personal voice throughout
- Short paragraphs (2-4 lines)
- Specific examples over generalities
- One "aha" moment readers will forward
- No corporate language

Reader takeaway: [Specific insight or shift in perspective]

How To Use This Prompt

Specify the topic, your newsletter voice, and the key insight you want to deliver.

Example Output

          Last Tuesday, I was stuck in a two-hour meeting about having too many meetings.\n\nI wish I were making that up...        

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Write a personal, insightful newsletter essay that readers share and remember.

Which AI models work with this prompt?

This prompt works best with Claude 3.5 Sonnet. You can also try it with other large language models for similar results.

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