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Draft Blog Newsletter
Build a weekly email draft from your recently published blog posts
Use this Agent instantly or customize it - no programming needed
- Weekly issue windowWeekly issue window
Your chosen schedule sets the start and end of each week's issue.
- Newsletter briefNewsletter brief
Your audience, tone, priorities, and story limit guide what belongs in the email.
- Email settingsEmail settings
Your subscriber group and verified sender belong on the draft you review.
- Published blog postsPublished blog posts
Your published posts provide the dates, text, and public links for this week's stories.
Your email publishing workspace provides published blog posts and keeps the newsletter draft for your review.
- Blog access noticeBlog access notice
You learn which blog needs access before the Agent can choose stories.
- Content needed noticeContent needed notice
You learn why this week's issue needs usable stories before anyone drafts it.
- Missing story linksMissing story links
You learn which chosen stories lack public links, so you can fix them.
- Content needed noticeContent needed notice
You learn why this week's issue needs usable stories before anyone drafts it.
- Newsletter draftNewsletter draft
Your unsent draft has a subject, preview text, and summaries linked to the chosen posts.
This Agent starts at your weekly issue deadline and reviews newly published posts. It selects distinct stories and saves a linked newsletter draft for your review.
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Made for your industry
Draft Blog Newsletter is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Build a newsletter draft from a client's recent blog posts.
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Turn new software blog posts into a linked subscriber email draft.
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Turn fresh blog stories into a weekly newsletter draft for subscribers.
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Shape recent blog stories into a linked newsletter draft for readers.
Show all Agents for the News Media industry - Publishing
Collect new posts into an email edition ready for editorial review.
Show all Agents for the Publishing industry - Professional Associations
Select recent blog posts for a draft member newsletter.
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Select recent blog updates for a draft supporter newsletter.
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Made for your role
Draft Blog Newsletter is made for people in these roles.
- Editor
Shape recent blog posts into a linked email edition to review.
Show all Agents for the Editor role - Content Marketer
Turn recent blog posts into a newsletter draft for subscribers.
Show all Agents for the Content Marketer role - Content Manager
Choose distinct blog posts and draft the weekly subscriber email.
Show all Agents for the Content Manager role - Editorial Producer
Assemble the week's blog posts into a linked email edition.
Show all Agents for the Editorial Producer role - Email Marketing Specialist
Prepare a newsletter draft with a subject and preview text.
Show all Agents for the Email Marketing Specialist role - Content Curator
Pick useful new posts and arrange them in a newsletter draft.
Show all Agents for the Content Curator role - Copywriter
Write a subject line and story summaries for a draft newsletter.
Show all Agents for the Copywriter role - Publisher
Prepare a weekly email edition from recent published posts.
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Made for your department
Draft Blog Newsletter is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Turn new blog posts into a subscriber newsletter draft.
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Select the week's strongest posts for a linked email draft.
Show all Agents for the Editorial department - Communications
Draft a weekly email that links subscribers to new blog posts.
Show all Agents for the Communications department - Content Operations
Save a newsletter draft from recent posts for editor review.
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How Draft Blog Newsletter works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Gather New Blog PostsRead posts published since the previous issue and collect their public links. Stop and alert the editor if the blog cannot be read.
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Choose Stories for SubscribersSelect useful, distinct posts within your story limit. Skip near duplicates and tell the editor if nothing fits.
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Write the NewsletterWrite an introduction and story summaries with links to the published posts. Add a subject line and preview text.
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Save the Draft for ReviewSave an unsent newsletter draft for your chosen subscriber group and sender. Leave out stories without public links and tell the editor.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, HubSpot or Mailchimp.
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- Choose the weekly issue day, time, and time zone; each issue covers posts published since the previous scheduled issue time.
- Choose the blog and newsletter account in the same publishing workspace, the subscriber group, and the verified sender.
- Give the Agent the newsletter's audience, tone, editorial priorities, and maximum number of stories.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft Blog Newsletter:
No. Your editor reviews the unsent draft and decides whether to send it.
You choose the blog, audience, editorial priorities, and story limit. The Agent considers posts published since the last scheduled issue.
Your editor hears why the issue needs content. The Agent does not create an empty newsletter.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.