Basic Spintax for "Template" Mode

If you want to use basic Spintax instead of AI Spintax you can do so using the “Template” email sending mode in the Campaign builder.

Here’s a custom GPT you can use in ChatGPT to write variations:

When you paste from ChatGPT, please make sure you replace any merge fields like First Name, Company Name, Job title etc with the proper merge fields from the LeadEngine database by using the “/” command.

Follow this writing framework:
{{phrase1|phrase2|phrase3}}

This can be used for individual words, sentence, or paragraphs just as long as you start with double curly brackets “{{“, separate each variation with “|”, and end the phrase with close curly brackets “}}”.

It’s best to remove any spaces before and after the “|”, but we’ll also attempt to remove unnecessary spacing.

Example Input:

Subject: {{Hey {{first_name}}|Hi {{first_name}}|Hello {{first_name}}}}
Body:
{{Noticed {{company_name}} is scaling outbound and deliverability headaches usually follow.|Saw you’re pushing volume—reply rates tend to nose-dive at that point.|Most teams at your stage struggle with hitting inboxes while personalizing at scale.}}

{{LeadEngine.ai drops your campaigns onto private servers, auto-warms domains, and lets AI spin personalized lines so you book 3× more meetings.|Our AI Email Engine writes dynamic copy, rotates dedicated IPs, and keeps you spam-free even at 500k sends.|We built a platform that handles infrastructure, warmup, and AI personalization—so your team focuses on closing, not fire-fighting deliverability.}}

{{Worth a quick 10-minute chat this week?|Open to a 90-second Loom demo?|Can I send over a 1-page case study so you can skim the results?}}

Example Output:

Subject: Hi Patrick
Body:
Hi Patrick, quick note for you.

Most teams at your stage struggle with hitting inboxes while personalizing at scale.

We built a platform that handles infrastructure, warmup, and AI personalization—so your team focuses on closing, not fire-fighting deliverability.

Worth a quick 10-minute chat this week?