I will write your monthly email newsletter that keeps subscribers engaged
About this gig
I will write your monthly email newsletter that keeps subscribers engaged, turns one-time buyers into repeat readers, and gives your list a reason to open every single send.
If your newsletter has gone quiet, or you keep meaning to send one and never do, I take that recurring task off your plate. Every month I research, write, and hand you a polished, ready-to-send email built around your audience, your voice, and a clear reason for people to keep reading.
What you get
- One complete monthly newsletter written from scratch in your brand voice, formatted for email and ready to paste into your sending platform (Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Beehiiv, ConvertKit, Substack, MailerLite, HubSpot, or similar).
- A subject line plus 1-2 alternates so you can A/B test, and a preview/preheader line that earns the open before anyone clicks in.
- Clear structure: a hook intro, the main body content (announcement, tips, story, roundup, or whatever fits your goal that month), and a focused call to action.
- A short, scannable layout with headings, short paragraphs, and bullet points where they help — written for people skimming on a phone, not reading a report.
- Plain-text and lightly formatted versions so the copy drops cleanly into a drag-and-drop editor or a plain newsletter tool.
- Light topical research so the content is current and specific to your niche, not generic filler.
- A consistent monthly cadence — I keep a running sense of what you've already covered so each issue feels like part of an ongoing relationship, not a cold restart.
This is a writing and content service. I write the words and structure the email; I do not design custom HTML templates, manage your sending platform, or guarantee specific open/click numbers (no honest writer can promise a number that depends on your list, your industry, and your deliverability).
Plans
| Plan | What's included |
|---|---|
| Basic | One newsletter per month. Short-to-mid length (around 300-450 words). One subject line plus a preview line. One round of revisions. Delivered as formatted text ready to paste in. |
| Standard | One newsletter per month, longer and more developed (around 500-750 words). Subject line plus two alternates, preview line, and a tailored call to action. Light topical research included. Two rounds of revisions. |
| Premium | One feature-length newsletter per month (around 750-1,000+ words, or a multi-section format). Subject-line set for A/B testing, preview line, segment-aware CTA suggestions, and a short content plan for the following month so you always know what's coming. Up to three rounds of revisions, plus priority turnaround. |
All plans cover a single newsletter per monthly cycle. If you need more frequent sends (weekly or biweekly), message me first and I'll scope it for you.
How it works
- You share the essentials. Tell me about your business, your audience, your goal for the month, and anything specific you want featured (a launch, an event, a sale, a story, a tip). If you have past newsletters or a style guide, send them so I can match your voice.
- I confirm the brief. I send back a quick outline or angle for the issue so we agree on direction before I write a single line. This avoids surprises and wasted revisions.
- I research and write. I draft the full newsletter — subject line, preview, body, and CTA — built around the goal we set.
- You review. You get the draft and request any changes within your plan's revision rounds. I tighten tone, swap a CTA, adjust length, whatever you need.
- You send. I hand over the finished, paste-ready copy. You drop it into your platform and hit send.
- We repeat each month. Because it's a recurring relationship, each issue gets easier and sharper as I learn what lands with your readers.
Why choose this
I write newsletters specifically — not generic copy stretched to fit. That means I understand the things that actually move an email: a subject line that survives a crowded inbox, a first sentence that earns the scroll, and a CTA that asks for one clear action instead of five competing ones.
I write in your voice, not mine. The goal is for your subscribers to feel like they're hearing from you, just more consistently and with sharper edges. I also keep things honest: I won't pad word counts, invent fake urgency, or promise open rates I can't control. What I can control is well-researched, well-structured, genuinely readable email — sent on schedule, every month.
Consistency is the real value here. Most newsletters fail not because the writing is bad but because they stop showing up. Handing this to me means it actually goes out, month after month.
Who it's for / use cases
- Small businesses and local shops that want to stay top-of-mind between purchases.
- Coaches, consultants, and creators nurturing an audience toward a paid offer.
- SaaS and product teams sharing updates, tips, and feature news with users.
- E-commerce stores announcing drops, restocks, and promotions without sounding like spam.
- Nonprofits and community groups keeping members and donors informed and engaged.
- Busy founders who know they should be emailing their list but never find the time.
FAQ
Q: Do you send the newsletter for me? No — I write and format the copy, and you send it from your own platform. This keeps you in control of your list, your sending reputation, and your subscriber data. If you'd like, I can give you simple setup notes for pasting it in.
Q: Can you match my existing brand voice? Yes. Send me a few past emails, your website, or a short description of your tone, and I'll write to match it. The more samples you share, the closer the fit — and it gets more accurate every month.
Q: What if I don't know what the newsletter should be about? That's fine and common. Tell me your goal or what's happening in your business this month, and I'll propose an angle in the brief step before I write. Many clients lean on me entirely for topic ideas.
Q: How many revisions do I get? It depends on your plan — one round on Basic, two on Standard, and up to three on Premium. Revisions cover tone, length, structure, and CTA adjustments on the agreed brief. A full change of topic after writing counts as a new draft.
Q: Can you guarantee higher open or click rates? No, and I'd be wary of anyone who does. Those numbers depend on your list quality, industry, send time, and deliverability. What I guarantee is clear, engaging, well-targeted writing that gives readers a real reason to open and act.
Q: Which email platforms do you support? Any of them. I deliver clean, paste-ready text and lightly formatted copy that works in Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ConvertKit, Beehiiv, Substack, MailerLite, HubSpot, and others. I don't build custom-coded HTML templates as part of this service.
Q: How long does each newsletter take? Most issues are drafted within a few business days of receiving your brief. Premium includes priority turnaround. For time-sensitive sends, message me first so we can plan the schedule.
Q: Can you handle a longer-term, ongoing arrangement? Absolutely — that's the point. This service is built as a recurring monthly relationship, and the writing gets sharper the longer we work together because I learn what resonates with your specific audience.
Reviews★4.6(9)
- @ria_q★★★★★5
I gave a few rough bullet points and got back a full newsletter that held everything together really well. Will definitely order again next month.
- @thecoder★★★★★5
This is the third month in a row I've ordered and the quality stays consistent. My list stays engaged and I barely have to touch the copy.
- @eli_a★★★★★4
Solid monthly newsletter with a nice flow and a clear call to action. Needed one small tweak to the tone but he fixed it fast.
- @ria_v★★★★★5
Honestly impressed how she turned our boring updates into something people actually want to open. The subject line alone was worth it.
- @lunarforge★★★★★5
Got a polished, ready-to-send newsletter that actually sounds like a real person and not a corporate robot. Subscribers replied saying they enjoyed reading it.
- @mason_media★★★★★3
The newsletter was decent and grammatically clean, but I had to send back notes to get the voice closer to ours. It got there in the end.
- @lenalabs★★★★★5
Quick turnaround on a full monthly newsletter that flowed naturally and kept readers reading to the bottom. Exactly what I needed.
- @oliviacodes★★★★★4
Good writer, delivered the newsletter draft on time and it read smoothly start to finish. A couple sections felt a little generic but easy enough to adjust.
- @pixelbyte★★★★★5
The newsletter she wrote for our monthly send was super engaging and on-brand, our open rate jumped the week it went out. Couldn't be happier.