Newsletter Skills

Use when the user asks how to operate Maito end to end, connect Maito to an agent, manage a Maito workspace, run newsletter publishing, create social drafts, manage subscribers, inspect attribution, work with sponsors, or use authenticated Maito MCP tools.

Use when the user asks to run, plan, build, write, review, publish, promote, monetize, audit, or improve a newsletter. This is the main product-agnostic skill for operating a newsletter end to end: research, issue building, preflight, promotion, cadence, growth, sponsors, audience proof, monetization, ROI, and connected-workspace handoff.

Use when the user asks to grow newsletter subscribers, evaluate acquisition channels, convert social followers to email, re-engage inactive readers, analyze signup sources, design welcome surveys, or plan growth experiments. For audience proof use newsletter-audience-intelligence; for sponsor pipelines use newsletter-sponsor-ops; for monetization model selection use newsletter-monetization-strategy; for ROI, costs, or upgrade decisions use newsletter-roi-dashboard.

Use when the user needs a general newsletter sponsor workflow across local, B2B, tech, finance, lifestyle, health, hobby, or brand newsletters: prospecting, sponsor-fit criteria, rate cards, media-kit bullets, outreach, follow-up, IOs, asset collection, approval, payment, fulfillment, and renewal tracking.

Use when the user asks to audit local sources, find missing sources, improve event or story coverage, review a local source list, identify weak coverage areas, or prepare source updates for a local newsletter workspace.

Use when the user asks whether a newsletter is worth the cost, whether to upgrade or pay for tools, whether ads or paid acquisition are profitable, how the newsletter supports business leads or sales, or whether to keep, pause, sell, or invest more.

Use when the user asks to create advertiser recaps, sponsor performance summaries, renewal emails, post-campaign reporting, or sponsor history updates for a newsletter.

Use when the user asks to find local sponsor leads, create sponsor packages, educate local advertisers, draft sponsor outreach, qualify advertisers, build a follow-up plan, or improve local newsletter revenue operations.

Use when the user asks to find local events, collect things happening in a city, clean event listings, dedupe events, verify dates, links, prices, locations, availability, sold-out risk, source gaps, or build an event queue for a local newsletter issue.

Use when the user asks to find, clean, verify, organize, or curate sources, links, ideas, expert quotes, product updates, industry news, trend signals, or research queues for a newsletter issue.

Use when the user asks to maintain a consistent publishing cadence, plan a content calendar, reduce weekly production bottlenecks, assign newsletter tasks, prevent missed issues, or build a repeatable issue workflow.

Use when the user asks to run, plan, build, automate, audit, or improve a local newsletter workflow. Coordinates event research, issue building, sponsor sales, growth, cadence, promotion, and sponsor recaps. Works product-agnostically by default and uses connected tools only when available or requested.

Use when the user asks to understand newsletter audience quality, segment readers, summarize survey/reply/click data, prove sponsor value, create media-kit proof points, compare subscriber source quality, or decide what audience data to collect next.

Use when the user asks how to monetize a newsletter, whether to use sponsors, paid subscriptions, affiliates, products, services, events, directories, lead generation, community, or when to start monetizing without damaging reader trust.