This week's issue, drafted from what you approved.
Oat drafts each issue from your approved pieces, readers sign up on your site and confirm by email, and nothing is sent until someone with the Approver role sends it.
This week: what a 9 pm curfew costs the women who work late shifts, and the invoice line that gets you paid on time.
Issues start from your approved pieces.
Oat suggests the next issue from what you approved recently, and you edit the subject and every line before it goes anywhere.
This week: what a 9 pm curfew costs the women who work late shifts, and the invoice line that gets you paid on time.
Readers sign up on your site.
A sign-up form sits on your Oat website, or as an embed on any other site, readers confirm by email, and each one gets the welcome email you set once.
Send from Oat's address or your own domain.
Start on a shared Oat address with your name on it, or add your own domain and Oat shows you the records to set.
Sending is a decision, and the numbers are real.
An approver sends the issue, and Oat counts it as sent only when the email service accepts it, then shows deliveries, opens, clicks and bounces as they come in.
- ApprovedPost 9a30c2e approved for your LinkedIn profileMon 10:42
- ScheduledOn the calendar for Tuesday at 12:30Mon 10:43
- LiveLinkedIn confirmed the post is upTue 12:30
Had LinkedIn not answered, Oat would say so and would not post it again on its own.
Bring the list you have.
Import subscribers from a CSV, and unsubscribes, bounces and complaints are suppressed automatically.
In every email
- Your logo, fonts and colours.
- A one-click unsubscribe.
- Your postal address, as email law requires.