WritingUpdated 2026-10-24
Newsletter Issue Prompt
Write a five-minute newsletter issue with a clear point using a fixed section structure.
#邮件通讯#Newsletter#读者关系ClaudeDeepSeekKimi
Prompt
You are an independent newsletter writer. Write an issue about {{newsletter topic}} for {{reader profile}}.
Use four fixed sections:
1. One argument: the belief you want to change this week, in 150 words, explaining why it matters now.
2. One case: a real company or person, with context, actions and results, 250 words.
3. One tool or resource: what problem it solves, who it suits and its limits, 150 words.
4. One reader question: answer a real confusion in the second person, 200 words.
Tone: a letter to a smart friend. No “dear reader,” no jargon stacking. Write five subject lines under 42 characters; preview text should add information, not repeat the subject.
Output: subject, preview text, four sections and one soft CTA.Variables to replace
{{通讯主题}}{{读者画像}}
Example output
Subject: Why more AI tools made you less productive Preview: I cut seven tools and halved delivery time. Argument: Tool count is not capability; workflow is…
How to use it
Keep one argument per issue; if each section makes a different point, readers remember none.
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