One email, one ask
The tool writes a single call to action on purpose. An email that asks for one thing is easier to read, and easier to judge when the results come in.
DFIRST Email copy is a marketing email copy generator that writes one ready-to-use email from a short brief. You get a subject line, preview text, the body and one call to action, in a Natural, Confident or Playful tone, using only the facts you supply. It never adds a discount you did not mention.
Examples of the email the tool returns, with the brief that asked for it.
Subject: Lime has joined the fridge
Preview text: The newest ZESTA, with zero sugar.
Hi there,
Lime is here. It is the newest ZESTA, sparkling citrus water from Barcelona with zero sugar, and it joins Tangerine and Grapefruit in the shop from today.
Keep a few cold for the afternoon. A four-pack is €6.90.
Squeeze the day,
The ZESTA team
CTA: Try the Lime
Subject: Amber tortoiseshell has landed
Preview text: New MAREA frames, made for the light.
Hi there,
The new MAREA frames are here in amber tortoiseshell: warm, bold and ready for long, bright days. Wear them with a white shirt or your favourite summer dress, and see what the light does to them.
Made for the light,
MAREA
CTA: See the frames
Three steps. The first one starts on this page.
Write the news, who receives it and the one thing you want readers to do. Add prices or offer terms only if they are real, then choose a tone.
DFIRST returns a subject line, the preview text people see in the inbox, a short body and a single call to action, laid out as readable text.
The email is saved to your session and Data Room. Download it, paste it into your email tool, or give it a layout with Email template.
The tool writes a single call to action on purpose. An email that asks for one thing is easier to read, and easier to judge when the results come in.
Emails are where invented urgency creeps in. Here, discounts, testimonials and product claims appear only when your brief contains them, so what lands in the inbox is something you can stand behind.
DFIRST drafts the email and stops there. You read it, change what you like and send it from your own tool. In a session, the agent can also write it in the voice saved in your Brand DNA.
Launch, restock and back-in-season emails to existing customers.
A clear subject line and preview text for the regular send, with a short body.
First drafts of client emails that the client can approve line by line.
The facts about Email copy, as it works in DFIRST today.
About Email copy and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
You describe the email in a few lines: what is new, who it is for and what readers should do next. DFIRST writes the subject line, preview text, body and one call to action from those facts, in the tone you pick. You review it and send it yourself.
Yes. Every email comes with a subject line and the preview text that sits next to it in the inbox. If you want another pair to compare, press Generate again and keep the version that reads best.
No. DFIRST writes the copy and saves it, and you send it from the email tool you already use. Nothing goes to your list without you, so a person always reads the final version before it reaches a customer.
It will not add a discount, a price or a testimonial you did not give it, and it is told to leave out any fact your brief does not support. Write real offer terms and dates into the brief and the email will use them.
Use Email campaign instead. It writes three emails that tell one story, each with a purpose, a suggested send time, a subject line, a preview line, the body and a call to action. Both tools follow the same rules about facts.
Your email copy draft waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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