With just a simple draft or outline, Motiva Generator™ will whip up subject lines and body copy faster than you can say “copywriting wizard.” Say goodbye to those never-ending brainstorming sessions and tedious editing marathons. Generator™ will have your content gleaming with clarity and accessibility with the push of a button.

Recently updated to support content development in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese.

To get started, drop a sample message or even just the outline of a message into the long form text field at the bottom of the page. We recommend copying from a previous high-performing email you sent to the same audience, which you can easily find using Motiva’s Persona Report. Adjust the copy as needed to reflect the new email topic.

Next, you can quickly customize the generated copy’s language, tone, voice, and audience.

Brand / Voice is the stylistic approach you use to communicate with your contacts. Think of voice as the author's voice. For example, Mark Twain had a distinct voice that you could recognize by reading one of his books. Companies also can also have a distinct voice. This is usually dictated by your company's brand and content guidelines, which you can save or even automatically generate using Custom Brand Voices. Any custom brand voices will be saved for easy access in this field's dropdown so any messaging generated follows your guidelines.

Tone goes one step further than voice. Everyone has a voice, but that voice can have many different tones depending on who we're talking to and how we feel. Mark Twain's voice could be charmingly witty when he wanted your love as well as deeply sharp when he was critical. Common examples of tone are professional, conversational and urgent. You can enter whatever keyword you want in this field. If you are using a custom brand voice, then the tone will already be established for you.

Audience is the group of people you’re emailing. Are they Healthcare Business Executives, Tech Geeks, or Concerned Citizens? Describe your target audience as specifically as possible. Or use a Persona Voice, which is a deep analysis of the top performing emails for a specific audience. Learn more about Persona Voices.

Voice is your persona or identity as the writer. Are you writing as a caveman, a famous author, a pushy salesman, or a trusted advisor from XYZ company or brand? You can select from some presets or type in your own. Indicating a specific brand will help Motiva Generator pick up on your existing brand voice and guidelines.

Keywords is an option for words that absolutely must be included and integrated in the generated copy. This could be for improving searchability within an inbox or including copy required by your company. Try different keywords in these fields and see how it impacts the email copy generated.

Motiva Generator™ currently supports English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese. Audience, Brand / Voice, and Tone all take in custom keywords so you have a lot of room to experiment.

When you’re ready, click “Generate.” Motiva Generator™ will create three subject line versions and one email body.

If you like a version, click the lock icon next to it and that version will stay in the list when you generate more versions to compare. This feature is also great for experimenting with different approaches and compiling multiple versions for Motiva Message Testing.

When you’re ready to use the copy, click the clipboard icon, which will automatically add the copy to your clipboard to paste wherever you want to use it.

A great way to develop multiple subject lines or email body versions for Message Testing is by using the Tone or Voice fields. You can then use Generator™ variations inside of Motiva Message Testing steps in any campaign.

Start by generating your first version. For example, choose a predefined option in the dropdown for Tone: professional. This will generate copy in a straightforward, descriptive, and semi-formal style. Keep generating versions until you get one you like, then lock it in place by clicking the lock icon.

Next, choose a radically different tone, like conversational or humorous. This will result in stylistic approaches that are very distinct from your first version, which is exactly what we want for a Message Test to be successful.

Remember that if two versions of an email are too similar, readers won’t see a statistically significant difference between them, which may hurt engagement rates. But two radically different versions will most likely make a difference and increase your chances of finding a more effective winner.

Within a few minutes, you have a solid Message Test that’s ready to setup in Motiva.