
The short answer: you tell the AI what you want to announce and for which sector, in a sentence or two, and it proposes the subject and the blocks of the campaign. The proposal comes in your account's language and lands in the editor, where you review and change it as you like before sending.
What to put in the request
The AI only knows what you tell it. A vague request gives a generic campaign that could belong to any company. Compare:
| Request | What comes out |
| Weak | A promotion for the business. Text that fits everyone and convinces nobody. |
| Good | Stationer selling school supplies. Back to school: backpacks and notebooks discounted until Saturday, for people on our list. Friendly tone. A concrete subject, text with the deadline and a button to see the products. |
What helps the AI: the kind of business, the news or the offer, the deadline, who it is for and the tone (formal or friendly).
After the proposal
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| What goes out is your responsibility, not the AI's. A promise you cannot keep, or a discount that does not exist, turns into a complaint. Read everything before sending. |
| Writing one-to-one sales or follow-up e-mails? There is separate advice for that in writing sales e-mails with AI without sounding like spam. |
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