Book the send date now — write the night before
A consultant doesn't write every week: they write when Q4 closes, when a project ships, when January feels like a fresh start. Mailcheer holds the slot; you write when you're ready.
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The problem
The update you planned to send your clients in January is still sitting in your head. Not for lack of things to say — for lack of a deadline that actually holds.
One quarter, four moves
- Today"Schedule a series": pick a rhythm — quarterly, monthly, whenever — a start date, a count. The dated drafts appear in the calendar, waiting to be written.
- The night beforeYou tell the assistant what happened this quarter: the project you shipped, the client you onboarded, the thing you learned. It turns that into a complete send — subject line, preview text, body. You fix the sentences that don't sound like you.
- The scheduled timeThe send goes out on its own. If something stops it — a missing domain record, an empty subject — it falls back to draft with the reason written on it.
- Next quarterThe slot is already on the calendar. You don't reschedule it — you just write when it comes.
The assistant starts from what you bring it
A conversation, not a form: you describe what happened — the work you delivered, the opening you want clients to know about, the project that just wrapped. It turns that into a complete newsletter with a subject line. You edit instead of staring at a blank page.
Without material, it invents nothing: this is the only place in the product where you write first.
Or write it like a long email
A toggle at the top of the toolbar switches to free-text mode: one large writing area, a blank line between paragraphs. No blocks to drag if you don't want them.
Switching between modes loses nothing — start in free-text, finish with blocks, or the other way around.
Put Q4 on the calendar today
The free plan covers 3,000 emails per month, no credit card: with 40 contacts, that's 75 sends a month. You'll never approach that limit — it's there for the day your list grows.
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