Substack Newsletter Template
A fill-in issue template with masthead, hook, and 3 body sections.
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What you get
A fill-in issue template with masthead, hook, and 3 body sections for your Substack newsletter, tailored to your topic and tone, for £1.00
Who it's for
- Independent writers with a Substack newsletter
- Content creators looking for a personalised newsletter template
- Estate agents with a Substack newsletter for property updates
- Small business owners with a Substack newsletter for promotions
Use cases
- Creating a weekly Substack newsletter with a consistent tone and format
- Sending a monthly Substack newsletter with a personalised masthead and hook
- Starting a new Substack newsletter and needing a template to get started
- Refreshing the format of an existing Substack newsletter to keep readers engaged
FAQ
what should I write in a substack welcome email?
Your Substack welcome email should introduce your newsletter's tone and topic, and our template helps you craft a compelling first issue. The template includes a masthead, hook, and 3 body sections to get you started.
how do I describe patreon tiers so people upgrade?
Patreon tier descriptions should clearly outline the benefits of each tier, and our template can help you create a compelling narrative for your subscribers. Focus on the value added at each tier to motivate upgrades.
what should I put in my twitch panels?
Your Twitch panels should reflect your streamer voice and personality, and include essential information like your schedule, rules, and commands. Our template can help you craft engaging panel descriptions that resonate with your audience.
how many hashtags should a mastodon bio have?
A Mastodon bio should include 1-3 relevant hashtags to help your profile get discovered, but be mindful of the character limit and focus on quality over quantity. Our template can help you craft a concise and effective bio.
Sample output
The Productivity Critic: Cutting through the noise of self-improvement culture with a healthy dose of skepticism. [HOOK: one punchy sentence that drops the reader in] The most popular productivity systems are designed for a person who doesn't actually exist. [THE PROBLEM WITH CURRENT ADVICE] most productivity gurus cater to an idealized version of their audience, ignoring the complexities of real life [THE-gap-BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE] the disconnect between the lives of productivity experts and the people they claim to be helping is staggering, with [THE UNSPOKEN ASSUMPTIONS] the unexamined assumptions underlying most productivity advice reveal a profound misunderstanding of what it means to be [CLOSING CALL TO ACTION] take the next step in reclaiming your time and attention by
Last updated: 2026-06-28