PilotPostHow to use it
- Copy the text of your newsletter issue from your editor or the web version.
- Choose the network, a tone and the language.
- Paste the text and generate three posts, each with a different angle from the issue.
- Add a link to subscribe or to the web version, then schedule the posts.
Tips
Give away a real idea
Posts that share one useful point from the issue make people curious about the rest. Teasers with nothing in them rarely work.
Invite people to subscribe
End with a simple reason to join, like “I send one tip like this every week”.
Keep a steady rhythm
If your newsletter goes out weekly, share two or three posts from each issue across the week.
Tag your subscribe link
Use our free UTM generator on your sign-up link to see which network brings in the most subscribers.
Questions
Which newsletter tools does it work with?
Any of them. It reads plain text, so you can paste from Substack, Beehiiv, Mailchimp, Kit, Ghost or anything else.
Will it make things up?
It's told to use only facts from the text you paste. Read each post before sharing, especially numbers and names.
Can I make posts for several networks?
Yes. Generate once per network, then schedule all the versions together with PilotPost.
Is my newsletter stored?
No. The text is sent to our AI provider to write the posts and isn't saved by PilotPost.