Send a newsletter to your subscribers
Collected email addresses through your site? You can write to all of those people at once, right from the chat — announcements, offers, seasonal reminders.
How subscribers get on your list
People join your list themselves, through your site: the email signup popup or an email-capture form. See Popups and collecting email addresses. You can ask the chat "how many subscribers do I have?" any time.
Sending one
Tell the chat in the editor what you want to say:
- "Email my subscribers about our fall special"
- "Send a newsletter announcing we're now open Sundays"
The chat drafts the email and shows you a preview first — nothing ever sends until you confirm. Read it, adjust it ("make it shorter," "mention the discount code"), then give the OK.
The honesty rules (they protect you)
- Every email has an unsubscribe link, automatically. It can't be removed — that's both the law and good manners. Someone who unsubscribes stops getting your emails immediately.
- The chat won't invent offers. It will never make up a discount, price, or claim you didn't give it — what lands in inboxes under your name is only what you actually said.
- Emails go to people who signed up on your site. Pasting in a bought list of strangers isn't supported — those emails get marked as spam and hurt your name.
What works
Short and rare beats long and constant. One useful email a month — a real offer, a seasonal tip, news worth knowing — keeps people happily on your list.