Newsletter Content Mix Audit
Check what readers actually engage with.
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Audit the content mix of my newsletter. List of last twelve issues with sections, links clicked and replies: [ISSUE_DATA]. Reader types: [READERS]. Goals: [GOALS]. Classify content, find recurring sections that earn clicks and replies, sections that are ignored, and issues that were too long or too promotional. Check consistency of voice and sender, and whether each issue has one clear action. Return a table with Section, Engagement, Keep or cut and Reason, a score from 1 to 10 for focus, usefulness and variety, and a proposed template. Tag claims in content that need sources [ADD SOURCE]. Also check subject-line promises against content, the length of issues and the links per issue, and ask what readers would miss if the newsletter stopped. Suggest a reader survey with three questions and a way to read replies for themes. Do not invent benchmarks. If you need an industry comparison, ask me for the source or mark it [VERIFY], and keep every recommendation tied to evidence in the data I pasted.
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