Howdy, Email Geek 👋

I was at my office working on a project with a colleague many years ago when he got the news that the children’s book he helped create would become a Netflix show. It was surreal. Not because Archibald was getting made, but because this guy had worked on a children’s book.

We do this with people. We put them in a mental folder, and they tend to stay there under whatever we know them for. For RGE, that’s probably “the place where you look at good emails.” That’s fair. We’ve spent more than a decade earning that spot.

But RGE Studio gives you a place to make emails, too. If you haven’t checked it out in a while (or your last visit was a quick poke around between meetings), now’s the time to see how it can help with everything you’re building for Q4.

Bring an email you actually need to make, the layout you’re tired of remaking, or the team that wants a better way to stay on brand. Give RGE Studio something to do, and see whether we belong in another folder. Creating a Netflix original is optional.

You asked. We listened. The weird poll thingy of the week is back! You know what to do: hit reply with your answer and we'll tally up the votes. Then we'll try to explain what it means. Here we go.

A. Spotting a typo the instant an email becomes impossible to edit
B. Turning “one small change” into six versions and a meeting
C. Knowing who hasn’t approved the email by the silence in Slack
D. Seeing what won't work in Outlook immediately in the Figma file
E. Finding the broken link after everyone else says “looks good to me”

P.S. It really helps if you forward this to a friend, colleague, or ex-lover so they understand what you mean when you reference "RGE's email." Also, we're desperate for friends.