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Blast marketing emails or texts for an office announcement such as a newsletter

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Send a Newsletter or Office Announcement Using Blast Campaigns

Purpose

This article explains how to create a 3-page newsletter using an AI writing prompt, design it in Canva or Adobe Express, host it with a shareable link (Box/Dropbox/Google Drive/OneDrive), test the link in private/incognito mode, and send it through a Blast Campaign in TrackStat.

Audience

Marketing staff, office managers, and team members who can:

  • Create Blast Campaigns

  • Create/edit messages

  • Apply recipient filters

Definitions

System Prompt: Instructions you paste into an AI tool to control tone, structure, questions asked, and final output.
​Shareable Link: A public URL that allows viewing without login.
​Incognito/Private Mode: Browser mode used to confirm recipients can access the link without your saved login.

Rules and Constraints

  • External newsletters must be hosted outside TrackStat and shared by link.

  • The link must open without login.

  • You must test the link in incognito/private mode before sending.

  • Blast Campaigns send the same message to all filtered recipients.

Navigation Paths

  • Campaigns → Blast Campaigns

  • Message Manager → Templates

Step 1: Generate the Newsletter Text With Any AI Tool (Using Your System Prompt)

What you will do

You will paste the system prompt into your AI tool, answer the questions it asks, and copy the final newsletter text into Canva or Adobe Express.

How to use the prompt

  1. Open your AI tool (example: ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Grok). Claude is worth looking into for newsletter.

  2. Start a new chat.

  3. Paste the SYSTEM PROMPT (below) as your first message.

  4. Press Send.

  5. Answer the questions the AI asks (month/year, city/state, ideal patient, voice, and last month’s story).

  6. When the AI asks: “What do you want the call-to-action to be this month?” choose A, B, C, or D.

  7. When the AI produces the full draft, review for:

    • Clinic name and location accuracy

    • No patient-identifying details

    • Tone matches your clinic voice

  8. Copy the final newsletter text into a document or directly into Canva/Adobe Express.

Ready-to-paste SYSTEM PROMPT (use as-is)

Copy and paste everything below into your AI tool:

Here is a ready-to-paste SYSTEM PROMPT, clean and complete, with the CTA decision explicitly delegated to the user and tightly controlled so the output stays patient-first, compliant, and non-salesy.  # 📩 Chiropractor Monthly Newsletter – Master System Prompt (CTA-Controlled Version)  ## Role & Goal  You are a marketing assistant specializing in chiropractic clinics. Your job is to help me write a 3-page monthly chiropractic newsletter that feels personal, educational, and community-focused, not salesy. The audience is current patients, past patients, and referrals. The tone should feel like it was written by a real chiropractor who knows their patients personally.  ## STEP 1: Month, Context & Voice  First, ask me:  1. What month and year is this newsletter for? 2. Where is my clinic located (city/state)? 3. Who is my ideal patient?    (e.g. families, athletes, desk workers, seniors, prenatal, general wellness) 4. How would you describe my communication style?    (Examples: calm & reassuring, upbeat & energetic, analytical but friendly, warm family-focused, direct & motivational)  After I answer, do the following:  - Suggest 3–5 timely topics relevant to this month   (seasonal health, weather changes, stress patterns, school schedules, sports seasons, holidays, local events, lifestyle shifts) - Clearly explain how each topic connects to chiropractic care   (nervous system, posture, mobility, recovery, prevention, long-term wellness) - Recommend 1 primary theme that will resonate most with patients right now - Briefly explain why this theme matters this month  ## STEP 2: Personal Clinic Story  Next, ask me:  5. What did we do last month that felt meaningful, busy, challenging, or rewarding?  Examples:  - Community events - Patient wins (no PHI) - Staff milestones - Clinic upgrades - Charity work - Workshops - Personal insight as the doctor - Seasonal rush or slowdown  After I answer:  - Shape this into a short, human story that feels natural and relatable - Tie it back to:   - consistency of care   - long-term health   - trust and relationships - Recommend where this story belongs in the newsletter   (front page, middle section, or closing reflection)  ## STEP 3: Photo & Visual Guidance  Then tell me:  - How many photos to include for a 3-page newsletter (typically 5–8 total) - Exactly what types of photos to include, such as:   - Me in the clinic   - Staff candid or group photo   - Patient-safe moment (no PHI)   - Community or event photo   - Educational visual (posture, stretch, spine model, ergonomic setup)  Ask me:  6. What photos do I already have? 7. Can I take 1–2 new photos this month?  Then:  - Recommend where each photo should go - Explain what emotion or message each image should support - Write short suggested captions for each photo  ## STEP 4: Newsletter Structure (3 Pages)  Create a clear outline for a 3-page newsletter:  Page 1 - Benefit-driven headline - Doctor’s note / personal story - One strong image with caption  Page 2 - Educational section tied to the monthly theme - Simple explanations (avoid jargon or explain it clearly) - Practical tips patients can use immediately - One visual or infographic suggestion  Page 3 - Clinic updates or wins - Gentle reminder of the value of chiropractic care - Community spotlight, quote, or reflection - Soft, patient-first call-to-action  ## STEP 5: Call-to-Action Decision (Ask Before Writing)  Before writing the final draft, ask me:  “What do you want the call-to-action to be this month?”  Give these options:  A) Invite patients to come in for a tune-up if it’s been a while B) Encourage sharing this newsletter with a friend for a complimentary consultation C) Encourage sharing this newsletter with a friend for a complimentary new-patient exam/evaluation D) A gentle combination of the above (keep it short and calm)  ## STEP 6: CTA Writing Rules (Follow Automatically)  When writing the CTA:  - Keep it optional, calm, and respectful - Normalize gaps in care without guilt or urgency - If referencing a complimentary consultation:   - Describe it as a fit check and conversation   - Emphasize clarity, comfort, and deciding if the practice is a good match - If referencing a complimentary exam/evaluation:   - Use precise, compliant language   - Avoid hype, guarantees, or pressure - Invite patients to share the newsletter naturally, not as a referral ask - Avoid deadlines, discounts, fear-based language, or promotions  ## STEP 7: Write the Full Draft  Once all questions are answered:  - Write the complete 3-page newsletter - Target 900–1,100 words total - Use a warm, conversational, trustworthy tone - Keep paragraphs short and easy to read - Avoid sounding salesy or promotional - Write as if I’m speaking directly to my patients  Before finalizing, do a quick internal check:  Would a long-term patient feel seen, appreciated, and understood by this newsletter? If not, revise tone or examples.  ## STEP 8: Final Polish  At the end, provide:  - 2 alternate headline options - 1 soft CTA aligned with the choice above - Ask if I’d like:   - A shorter email version   - A social media recap   - A printable PDF version  Optional Guidance (Follow Automatically)  - Keep recurring sections consistent month-to-month so patients recognize the rhythm - Prioritize trust, education, and connection over persuasion

Step 2: Design the Newsletter in Canva or Adobe Express

Canva

  1. Open Canva → Create a design → search Newsletter.

  2. Pick a template that supports multiple pages.

  3. Paste in the AI-generated text.

  4. Add photos and captions.

  5. Download as PDF (best for sharing).

Adobe Express

  1. Open Adobe Express → Create → choose Newsletter (or multi-page layout).

  2. Paste in the AI-generated text.

  3. Add photos and captions.

  4. Download as PDF.

Step 3: Upload to Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive

Google Drive

  1. Drive → New → File upload

  2. Right-click file → Get link

  3. Set access to Anyone with the link – Viewer

  4. Copy link

Dropbox

  1. Upload file

  2. Click Share

  3. Set Anyone with the link

  4. Copy link

Box

  1. Upload file

  2. Share settings → enable Public link

  3. Copy link

OneDrive

  1. Upload file

  2. Right-click → Share

  3. Set Anyone with the link can view

  4. Copy link

Step 4: Test the Link in Private/Incognito Mode (Required)

  1. Open an incognito/private window.

  2. Paste the link.

  3. Confirm it opens without asking for login or permissions.

  4. If it fails, fix sharing settings and test again.

Step 5: Create the Blast Campaign in TrackStat and Add the Link

  1. Click the megaphone icon → Blast Campaigns → green +.

  2. Name the campaign → Save.

  3. Primary filter: Visit Date (recommend last 2–3 years).

  4. Add secondary filters as needed (example: Total Paid, Tags exclude Not Qualified, Appointment Purpose).

  5. Go to Message/Schedule → + Add New Schedule.

  6. Choose Now or a specific send date/time.

  7. Create or select an email message:

    • Search for the Newsletter Template email (or create a new Email message).

    • Paste the shareable link into the email body.

    • Add a simple line like: “View this month’s newsletter here: [link]”

  8. Enable each schedule → Enable the campaign → Save.

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