Changelog #003
Research is only useful if the message that lands is sharp. This week tightens email and LinkedIn: briefs you can edit, messages shaped to the sequence, and a one-click enhance on the prompt itself.
Let's get into it!
Email briefs
Lead with a brief you can edit, one template per step.
New in this release: email that starts from your brief.
Each step gets its own template and an editable brief - a few sentences that set the angle before generation runs. When you ask for it, the real personalized page link goes into the message, so the click-through matches what you generated for that lead.
Before this, email generation leaned on a fixed floor of facts and it was easy for steps to blur together. Briefs put you in control of the angle, step by step.
Open a campaign's messaging, pick a step, and rewrite the brief before you generate.
LinkedIn messages
Their own register, shaped to the sequence and cut to the limit.
New in this release: LinkedIn that sounds like LinkedIn.
Connection notes, follow-ups, and InMails follow house rules for the sequence shape you picked, and they trim to the character limits that network actually enforces. The first message aims at a question they can answer in a few seconds, so the thread has somewhere to go.
Before this, LinkedIn often read like a shortened email. The new register keeps the research, and drops the page-length pitch.
Generate LinkedIn for a lead and check the length against the channel you will send on.
AI Enhance
Sharpen the prompt before you generate.
New in this release: AI Enhance on the message prompt box.
Highlight what you wrote, hit Enhance, and get a clearer brief without leaving the editor. It is there for email and LinkedIn alike - useful when you know the angle but the wording is still rough.
Before this, polishing a prompt meant another tab and a paste. Enhance keeps that pass next to the generate button.
Open any message prompt, write a rough brief, and run Enhance once before you generate the batch.
Fixes and improvements
- You can generate messages without waiting for a personalized page to finish.
- Sequence steps stop repeating the same angle when each step has its own brief.
- The language you picked on the generate dialog survives the run, instead of snapping back to the default.