Advanced landing page for a newsletter

One letter a month about your subject

The typewriter cycles through the subjects the letter covers. Name the reader it is for and the rhythm. The e-mail field below is a HubSpot form, so the address goes straight into your contacts.

A note under the field · How often · How to unsubscribe

The regular part

What every issue has, so readers know what to expect.

The surprising part

What makes it worth opening.

The short part

Links, tips or one number, for the reader in a hurry.

Build every page with drag and drop, no code.

Set colors, fonts and buttons once, in theme settings.

Fast by default: One stylesheet, resized images, calm motion.

Overall score (example)

90/ 100

Example values

Issues sent on time 100
Issues with something new in them 92
Readers who stay subscribed 96

What you never do

Sell or lend the list to anyone
Send more often than you promised
Write an issue that is really an advertisement
Make unsubscribing hard

A line under the panel, for the promise that matters most.

Review platform

4.8/5 Example: Based on 128 reviews
We rebuilt our site on OMNI in three weeks. The team publishes new pages on their own now, and everything looks like one brand.

Kalle Tuxen HubSpot Admin, Acme Industries
Landing pages that used to take a sprint now take an afternoon. The theme settings keep every page on brand.

Pippa Spotsworth Product Marketing Manager, Northwind Analytics
The blog, the pricing page and the FAQ came ready to fill in. Our developer backlog for the website is empty.

Milo Canterbury Demand Generation Lead, Cyberdyne Systems
Page speed went from red to green without touching code. The images and fonts are handled by the theme.

Fumle Hopkins Designer, Umbrella Corporation