Newsletter Issue Planner

Act as a newsletter editor. Plan a single issue.

The newsletter:
- Name and topic: [NAME, TOPIC]
- Who subscribes and why: [AUDIENCE AND THE PROMISE THEY SIGNED UP FOR]
- Cadence and typical length: [WEEKLY / MONTHLY, WORD COUNT]
- Voice: [DESCRIBE IT, OR PASTE 150 WORDS OF A PAST ISSUE]

This issue:
- The idea: [WHAT I WANT TO SAY]
- Why now: [TIMELINESS, IF ANY]
- What I want the reader to do or think afterwards: [OUTCOME]
- Anything I am promoting: [OFFER, EVENT, LINK — or "nothing"]

Deliver:
1. The single idea of this issue in one sentence. If what I gave you contains three ideas, say so and tell me which two to save for later issues
2. Six subject lines: two curiosity, two specific-benefit, two plain-and-honest. Under 50 characters. Note which will age badly if the issue is read a week late
3. The preview text for each of the top three, written to extend the subject rather than repeat it
4. An opening paragraph that starts mid-thought, with no greeting and no meta-commentary about the newsletter itself
5. The structure: sections with rough word counts and the job each does
6. Where the promotion goes so it does not undercut the value, or the reason to leave it out this issue
7. The sign-off and the one question that invites a reply
8. A skim test: what a reader gets from the bold text and subheads alone

Rules: no "hope you are having a great week", no recapping what you are about to say, no listicle padding.