Set Up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to Stop Spoofing Without Blocking Real Mail
Use it when setting up or fixing the email sender settings of a domain. It lists every service that sends your mail, sets up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC step by step, tests real emails, finds the causes of failures, and keeps watching delivery.
Build Automatic Email Series Matched to Each Customer's Stage
Use when planning email for customers and leads. The AI groups contacts by at least two traits, plans welcome-to-referral email series with clear stop rules, checks sender setup and spam complaints, and tracks clicks and sales instead of opens.
Write School Messages to Parents, Including Hard News About a Student
Use when a teacher needs to write to a student's family, from a welcome note to a worry about grades or behavior. It asks the purpose, key facts, and your history with the family, then writes a ready-to-send email, letter, or meeting notes with a kind start and clear next steps.
Create a 5-Day Teaching Email Course and a Plan to Promote It
Use it to turn what you know into an email course. It asks one question at a time about the problem, your readers, and your strengths, then writes a search-friendly title (SEO), a 5-day outline, six emails including a Day 0 welcome, and a 5-week social media plan.
Sort a Crowded Inbox and Plan Which Emails to Answer First
Use when your inbox is overflowing, like after a vacation. It asks your role, priorities, and key contacts, then sorts emails by urgency, drafts replies to urgent ones, writes handoff notes for emails others can handle, sets times for the rest, and points out hidden risks.
Write Work Emails That Get a Reply and Make the Request Clear
Use for an important work email that needs a decision or action, or for inbox and team email rules. It asks who reads it, what you want, and what is not working, then gives a short draft with the request first, several subject lines, and a follow-up plan.
Plan a 3-Email Campaign for a Product Launch
Use it when launching a new product or service. It asks for missing details first, then writes three emails, each with a subject line, preview text, short body, and one call to action, plus a note on how they work together.
Plan a Newsletter Readers Look Forward To, with an Issue Template and Growth Plan
Use to start a new newsletter or revive a weak one. It asks about your brand, readers, and main goal, then sets what makes it different, recurring sections, a reusable issue template, ways to gain readers without buying lists, and numbers to track.
Write Sales Emails to Strangers (Cold Emails) in 5 Different Styles
Use it when you email people who have never heard of you. It asks who they are, what you sell, the one next step you want, and your tone, then writes five short emails in different styles, with blanks for each recipient's details.