Writing help, the assistant and versions
Draft the whole email, rewrite one block, ask the Studio questions, and go back to any earlier version.
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Writing help is AI that drafts and rewrites from your brief and your brand. It proposes; you decide. It never sends, approves, schedules or changes settings, and no contact details are ever sent to it.
Draft the whole email
- Step 1: Write the brief first. On Content, the bar at the top offers Draft with AI, with room for anything else to say.
- Step 2: Read the proposal in A draft from writing help: the email, suggested subjects, a preview line, and what it needs from you, assumed or thinks worth checking.
- Step 3: Choose Use this draft or Discard. Using it replaces everything in the email; your previous email is kept as a version, and undo brings it back. Pictures are left for you to add.
Rewrite one block
Select a heading, text, button or offer card and use Rewrite with AI: Shorter, Clearer, More professional, Friendlier, More accessible or Better on phones, or say how in your own words. Compare Now with Proposed, then Use it or Discard.
Ask the Studio
Ask in the header opens an assistant that reads the campaign, its checks and, once sent, its results, and answers in words. Try "Why can I not send this yet?" or "How did this campaign do?". It only reads; nothing is changed.
Versions
- Versions in the header lists every version: one is kept each time you approve, and whenever you choose Save a version with a note.
- Restore makes an earlier version the draft. Nothing is lost: the draft before it is kept as a version too.
- The writing help record lists every proposal, which model wrote it, what it was given and what became of it.
| Plan | Writing help uses a day |
|---|---|
| Trial | 30 |
| Starter and Business | 300 |