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newsletter-signal-scanner

Subscribe to and scan industry newsletters for buying signals, competitor mentions, ICP pain-point language, and market shifts. Parses incoming newsletter emails via AgentMail, matches against keyword campaigns, and delivers a weekly digest of actionable signals. Use when a marketing team wants to turn newsletter subscriptions into an ongoing intelligence feed without manual reading.

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Newsletter Signal Scanner

Turn your newsletter subscriptions into a structured intelligence feed. Monitors an AgentMail inbox for incoming newsletters, extracts signal-relevant content by keyword campaign, and delivers a weekly digest of what matters — competitor mentions, ICP pain language, market shifts, and emerging topics.

When to Use

  • "Monitor industry newsletters for competitor mentions"
  • "Alert me when newsletters mention [topic] or [company]"
  • "What are newsletters writing about this week in our space?"
  • "Set up newsletter monitoring for [client]"

Phase 0: Intake

Newsletters to Monitor

  1. Which newsletters should be subscribed to and monitored? (List names or URLs)
    • If unknown, ask: "What 3-5 newsletters does your ICP read?" — then use sponsored-newsletter-finder to discover others.
  2. Which AgentMail inbox should receive them? (Or should we create a new one?)

Keyword Campaigns

  1. Competitor names to track (e.g., "Clay", "Apollo", "Outreach")
  2. ICP pain-language terms to track (e.g., "outbound struggling", "pipeline dried up", "SDR ramp")
  3. Market shift terms (e.g., "AI SDR", "agent-led growth", "GTM engineer")
  4. Your brand name (to catch mentions)

Output

  1. Digest delivery: Slack channel, email, or markdown file? (default: markdown file)
  2. Frequency: daily or weekly? (default: weekly)

Save campaign config to the current working directory as newsletter-signals.json (or user-specified path).

{
  "inbox_id": "<agentmail_inbox_id>",
  "keyword_campaigns": {
    "competitors": ["Clay", "Apollo", "Outreach", "Salesloft"],
    "pain_language": ["pipeline is down", "outbound isn't working", "SDR ramp"],
    "market_shifts": ["AI SDR", "GTM engineer", "agent-led"],
    "brand_mentions": ["YourCompany", "yourcompany.com"]
  },
  "newsletters": [
    {"name": "Exit Five", "from_domain": "exitfive.com"},
    {"name": "The GTM Newsletter", "from_domain": "gtmnewsletter.com"}
  ],
  "output": {
    "format": "markdown",
    "path": "newsletter-signals-[DATE].md"
  }
}

Phase 1: Scan Inbox

Use the AgentMail API (agentmail.dev) to fetch new emails from the monitored inbox:

Fetch emails from inbox <inbox_id> since <last_scan_date>
Filter to: known newsletter senders (match against newsletters config)

For each email:

  • Extract subject, sender, date, full body text
  • Strip HTML → plain text for analysis

Phase 2: Apply Keyword Campaigns

For each newsletter email, scan for keyword matches:

for email in emails:
    matches = {}
    for campaign, keywords in keyword_campaigns.items():
        found = []
        for keyword in keywords:
            if keyword.lower() in email.body.lower():
                # Extract context: 50 chars before + keyword + 50 chars after
                context = extract_context(email.body, keyword)
                found.append({"keyword": keyword, "context": context})
        if found:
            matches[campaign] = found
    email.signal_matches = matches

Only include emails with at least one keyword match in the digest.

Phase 3: Extract Signal Snippets

For each matched email, extract clean signal snippets:

Competitor mention example:

Newsletter: The GTM Newsletter | Date: 2026-03-05 Campaign: competitors Keyword: "Clay" Context: "...teams that use Clay for enrichment are seeing 3x better personalization rates compared to..."

Pain language example:

Newsletter: Exit Five | Date: 2026-03-04 Campaign: pain_language Keyword: "outbound isn't working" Context: "...a lot of founders telling me outbound isn't working the way it used to. The reply rates I'm seeing..."

Phase 4: Output Format

# Newsletter Signal Digest — Week of [DATE]

## Summary
- Newsletters scanned: [N]
- Emails with signals: [N]
- Top trending topic: [topic]

---

## Competitor Mentions

### Clay
- **[Newsletter Name]** — [Date]
  > "[Context snippet]"
  Source: [email subject] | [URL if available]

### [Other Competitor]
...

---

## ICP Pain Language

Signals suggesting your ICP is feeling pain your product solves:

- **[Newsletter Name]** — [Date]
  > "[Context snippet]"
  — Relevance: [why this matters]

---

## Market Shift Signals

Emerging topics gaining newsletter coverage:

- **"[Topic]"** — mentioned in [N] newsletters this week
  > "[Context snippet]"

---

## Your Brand Mentions
[Any mentions of your company or product]

---

## Recommended Actions
1. [Specific action based on signals — e.g., "Exit Five is covering AI SDR fatigue — good moment to publish our take"]
2. [Competitive response if needed]

Save to the current working directory as newsletter-signals-[YYYY-MM-DD].md (or user-specified path).

Phase 5: Setup — Subscribe to Newsletters

For first-time setup, subscribe the AgentMail address to target newsletters:

  1. Get the AgentMail inbox address (via AgentMail API at agentmail.dev)
  2. For each newsletter, visit subscription page and submit the AgentMail address
  3. Confirm subscriptions (check inbox for confirmation emails)
  4. Allow 1-2 weeks of accumulation before first full digest

Scheduling

Run weekly (Monday morning recommended):

# Every Monday at 7am — before the team's standup
0 7 * * 1 python3 run_skill.py newsletter-signal-scanner --client <client-name>

Cost

ComponentCost
AgentMail inboxDepends on AgentMail pricing
Email parsing + keyword matchingFree (local logic)
TotalNear-zero ongoing cost

Tools Required

  • AgentMail API (agentmail.dev) — for inbox access. Requires AGENTMAIL_API_KEY environment variable and the agentmail pip package (pip3 install agentmail).

Trigger Phrases

  • "Scan newsletters for this week's signals"
  • "What are industry newsletters saying about [topic]?"
  • "Run newsletter signal scanner for [client]"
  • "Set up newsletter monitoring"

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