Newsletters we've designed, written and sent

Client newsletters stay private unless a client agrees otherwise, so this gallery shows sample issues we designed to show the range. Hover to scroll an issue, click to read it in full.

Series we produce for clients

Described by industry. We'll walk through the real issues on a call.

Newsletter programs by client industry
Client industryWhat we produceNotes
Architectural products manufacturerA newspaper-format editorial seriesSeven editions and counting
Marketing firm for local businessesOne newsletter name with med spa, HVAC, roofing and dental editionsFour editions in production
B2B demand generation firmA prospecting newsletterThree campaigns a week, about 5,000 recipients each
Countertop fabrication softwareA newsletter for each audienceRuns alongside LinkedIn outreach
Outdoor cooking retailerA named customer newsletterWritten in the brand's voice
Vehicle buying serviceBrand newsletters plus SMS follow-upEmail through MailerLite
Specialty tile retailerA clearance campaignAnimated product visuals
Performing arts organizationA newsletter for a stage productionThemed to the production
Football coaching bookLaunch emails to coachesBuilt around one title

Recent results

Two client programs from August and September 2026. Figures come straight from the sending platform.

B2B prospecting newsletter

Three campaigns a week, about 5,000 recipients each.

Sends in 30 days
~34K
Open rate
39-51%
Spam complaints
0%

Unsubscribes stayed between 0.10% and 0.50% per campaign.

Second client program

A second newsletter account over the same period.

Open rate
40-44%
Click rate
8.6-12.2%
Spam complaints
0%

For reference, MailerLite's 2025 benchmark put the median click rate at 2.09% (source).

What gets a newsletter opened

The same few things show up in every program that works.

A sender people recognize

A real name and a brand the reader knows, sent from a domain that's authenticated and consistent.

A subject line that says what's inside

Specific beats clever. Readers open when they know what they're getting.

One idea per issue

A single useful point, made well, with one clear next step at the end.

A clean list

Bounces and complaints suppressed, and quiet subscribers re-engaged or removed before they drag placement down.

A schedule readers expect

Same day, same time, so the newsletter becomes a habit rather than a surprise.

Design that survives every inbox

Built for Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail, on phones and in dark mode, with text that still reads when images are off.

Tell us who you want to meet.

Thirty minutes with the founder. You'll leave with a clear picture of your market, what a campaign would look like and what it would cost.