Client newsletter examples, by industry
Every example below is a real issue written end-to-end by newslet for a sample business: same engine, same fact-checks our customers get, nothing hand-polished. Pick your industry to see the full issue annotated, with subject lines and a year of topic ideas.
Insurance
“Wildfire, cyber risk, and your older car”
Written for Quarry Hill Insurance, independent P&C agency in Boise, Idaho.
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Real estate
“Asheville homes: what $470,800 tells us right now”
Written for Porch & Pine Realty, residential team in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Financial advisors
“Your Social Security check is getting bigger in 2027”
Written for Lakeshore Retirement Planning, retirement planning practice in Traverse City, Michigan.
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Home services
“Your heating bill, a tornado reminder, and a smart home warning”
Written for Steady Breeze Heating & Air, heating & air company in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Dental
“Check your dental benefits before December 31”
Written for Wren Meadow Dental, family practice in Bend, Oregon.
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Veterinary
“Halloween chocolate, a tick test upgrade, and a rabies heads-up”
Written for Bramble Hill Animal Hospital, animal hospital in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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Law
“Missoula property, a scam wave, and what wildfires teach us”
Written for Millrace Law, small firm in Missoula, Montana.
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Accounting
“Social Security wages, adoption refunds, and a ghost preparer warning”
Written for Tallow Creek Tax & Accounting, tax and accounting firm in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Med spas
“What your skin does differently, by sex”
Written for Solstice Aesthetics, aesthetics practice in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Mortgage
“Rates just had their best week in months. Now what?”
Written for Brass Key Home Loans, lending team in Madison, Wisconsin.
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