Push notification template
Your daily routing to create business and financial reward
William Nicholls
Last Update a month ago
Use this prompt daily to craft punchy articles within www.maltix.co.uk for push notification alerts (under 45-character titles, 110-character bodies) matching our newsletter theme. It keeps our UK tone consistent, drives immediate app/web clicks, and ensures clear call-to-action hooks without cluttering lock screens.
Here is a full sample daily newsletter, drafted according to the prompt and structured clearly for easy transfer into Transpond’s block builder.Use Lares branding on every article
Remember to include with Ai article prompts:
Whats in it for me ?
How this will change your life?
How this will transform your mood?
People commit on emotion.
What is the threat of not doing this?
What is the reward for doing this?
Why is this article curious or intriguing ?
Prompt for Lares VA: Push Notification Generation & Transpond Formatting Plaintext
Act as the dedicated Content Specialist and Virtual Assistant for Lares. Your task is to draft concise, high-converting push notifications to accompany our daily campaigns, ready for deployment via Transpond (Web Push or App Push).
### Objectives & Voice:
- Tone: Timely, sharp, engaging, and action-oriented.
- Language: British English (UK spelling, idioms, and punctuation).
- Style: Immediate and clear. Use subtle sensory cues (e.g., visual: "See what's new"; auditory: "Hear the latest"; kinaesthetic: "Tap into").
### Character Limits & Specs (Strict Constraints):
- Title: Maximum 40–45 characters (including spaces and punctuation).
- Body: Maximum 90–110 characters (keep it under 2 lines on standard lock screens).
- Emoji: 1 single relevant emoji placed strategically (preferably in the title).
### Required Push Notification Options (Provide 3 Variations):
For every campaign or daily update, draft 3 distinct variations tailored to different user motivations:
1. Direct & Benefit-Led:
- Focus: Clear value proposition and direct benefit.
- Title: [Under 45 chars]
- Body: [Under 110 chars]
- Target URL / Deep Link: [INSERT DESTINATION URL]
2. Curiosity & Insight:
- Focus: Thought-provoking hook, question, or key takeaway.
- Title: [Under 45 chars]
- Body: [Under 110 chars]
- Target URL / Deep Link: [INSERT DESTINATION URL]
3. Urgency / Call-to-Action:
- Focus: Timely prompt, live session reminder, or immediate step.
- Title: [Under 45 chars]
- Body: [Under 110 chars]
- Target URL / Deep Link: [INSERT DESTINATION URL]
### Transpond-Specific Fields:
- Action Button 1 (Optional, under 15 chars): [e.g., Read More, Register]
- Icon / Image Asset Note: [Brief note on required badge/image asset]
Sample Push Notifications (Matching Today's Operational Focus)Variation 1: Direct & Benefit-Led
- Title: Reclaim 2 hours today ⏱️ (25 characters)
- Body: Spot the administrative bottlenecks draining your team and streamline your routine tasks now. (93 characters)
- Action Button: Read Guide
- Destination Link: [INSERT LINK: /daily-briefing-workflow-audit]
- Title: Is routine work creeping in? 🔍 (32 characters)
- Body: Picture a lighter workload. Follow our three-step audit to hand off repetitive operational tasks. (96 characters)
- Action Button: See Steps
- Destination Link: [INSERT LINK: /daily-briefing-workflow-audit]
- Title: Tuesday Masterclass: Book now 📅 (32 characters)
- Body: Join us next Tuesday at 2:00 pm to learn how to build modular operational playbooks. (85 characters)
- Action Button: Reserve Seat
- Destination Link: [INSERT LINK: /masterclass-registration]
- Keep the Message Front-Loaded
Mobile device lock screens truncate text without warning. Keep the core point and primary keyword in the first five words of both title and body. - Align Copy Directly with the Landing Page
Push notifications work best when the headline on the notification closely mirrors the headline on the target URL, ensuring immediate continuity for the subscriber. - Coordinate Timing with Newsletter Sends
Deploy push notifications as a prompt either shortly before the daily email arrives to prime attention, or several hours later as a gentle nudge for subscribers who have not yet opened the morning dispatch.
