Product Marketing
Your product team ships updates every week. Your customers should hear about them. Slackletter turns your internal product conversations into external newsletters that drive adoption.
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Your engineering team ships features. Your product team celebrates launches in #product-updates. Your sales team shares customer wins in #wins. All this great content exists—in Slack.
But turning internal updates into external product newsletters? That's a manual slog. Someone has to read through channels, translate technical updates into customer-friendly language, and format everything nicely. Most weeks, it doesn't happen.
Which means your customers don't know about the features you built for them.
Slackletter monitors your product and engineering channels, identifies newsworthy updates, and generates customer-friendly newsletters that highlight what you've shipped and why it matters.
New feature? Bug fix customers will care about? Integration announcement? If it's in Slack, Slackletter can turn it into newsletter content—with the right framing for your audience.
Ship features. Share the news. Drive adoption.
New capabilities, improvements, and additions that help customers do more with your product.
Success stories and use cases that show what's possible—and inspire others to try new features.
New integrations, API improvements, and ecosystem news that expands what customers can build.
Power user tips, workflow ideas, and ways to get more value from features customers might not know about.
Customers can't use features they don't know about. Regular product newsletters ensure your launches actually get noticed.
When customers see continuous improvement, they're less likely to look for alternatives. Show them you're always getting better.
Slackletter translates technical updates into benefits your customers understand—not jargon they'll skip past.
Whether you ship daily or monthly, keep customers informed without adding to anyone's workload.
Try Slackletter free for 14 days. No credit card required.