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Dispatch — Issue 12The ExcerptFeb 13, 2026
Jordan Reyes, Email strategist seated at desk with notebook open, warm window light

Jordan Reyes

Director of Email, Loom · San Francisco

¶ Pull Quote
"The best subject line I ever wrote was for an email nobody was supposed to see. It was a test. Forty-three percent open rate on a dead segment. That's when I stopped guessing and started listening."

— Jordan Reyes, on the accidental experiment that changed his practice

We met Jordan on a Tuesday, three hours after he'd killed a campaign he'd spent six weeks building. He didn't seem devastated. He seemed curious. "The sequence was technically perfect," he said, pouring coffee he'd forget to drink. "Wrong emotion for the moment. We were celebrating a product milestone while our users were in their busiest quarter. Timing is its own kind of copy."

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DispatchSpecimen Sheet — Format & Rhythm2026 Edition

¶ What you receive, every week

One conversation.
Fully formed.

FrequencyWeekly
FormatInterview
Word count3,000–4,500
Extras+ Marginalia

No sponsored content. No affiliate links. No pitch decks dressed as editorial.

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DispatchIndustry Report — Internal DataFeb 2026

¶ Readership data

Numbers that
speak plainly.

61%

Average open rate

Measured across 52 issues. Industry median: 21.5%

4,800+

Waitlist subscribers

Grown entirely word-of-mouth, no paid acquisition

14

Industries represented

SaaS, DTC, media, agency, solo creator, fintech, and more

0

Sponsored issues

Reader-funded from day one. That's the whole model.

Industries in the room

B2B SaaSDTC / E-commerceMedia & PublishingSolo NewsletterEmail AgencyFintechConsumer AppsDeveloper ToolsHealth & WellnessNon-profitEdTechMarketplaceRetailClimate Tech

"The most interesting conversations happen between industries — when a DTC operator and a B2B strategist realize they've been solving the same problem from opposite ends of the funnel."

— Editor's note, Issue 8

Data current as of February 2026.

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