Voice to Text for Email Marketers

Your best email copy sounds like you're talking to a friend. So why are you typing it? Blurt lets you speak your subject lines, email body copy, and automation sequences naturally — the way great emails should read. Hold a button, say what you want to tell your subscribers, release. Text appears wherever your cursor is — in Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Google Docs, anywhere. No more staring at blank screens. No more stilted copy. Just talk like you're writing to one person, because you are.

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The Typing Problem

Staring at a blank email draft for 20 minutes

You know what you want to say. You've said it out loud a dozen times explaining the promotion to your team. But somehow when you sit down to type, the words won't come. The cursor blinks. You write a sentence, delete it, write another. An hour later, you have three mediocre paragraphs that don't sound like you at all.

Writing 47 variations for A/B test documentation

Your A/B test needs documentation — what you tested, why you tested it, what you learned. But you've got 12 tests running across 4 campaigns. Writing detailed notes for each one means hours of typing you don't have. So you skip the documentation, and three months later nobody remembers what worked or why.

Building automation sequences that sound human

Your welcome sequence has 7 emails. Your abandoned cart flow has 5. Your re-engagement series has 4. That's 16 emails that need to sound like they're from a real person, not a robot. By email 8, your copy starts sounding forced and formulaic. Your subscribers can tell you're exhausted.

Subject lines that don't sound like subject lines

You need 50 subject line variations for this month's campaigns. After the first 10, you're recycling the same patterns. 'Don't miss this!' 'Last chance!' Your open rates plateau because your subject lines all sound the same. The creative well runs dry when you're typing the same format over and over.

Explaining campaign strategy in briefs and reports

Your client wants a detailed brief explaining the campaign strategy. Your boss wants a post-mortem on last month's performance. You could explain either one in 5 minutes out loud, but typing it takes an hour. So you write the minimum viable summary and hope nobody asks follow-up questions.

How It Works

Blurt works in every app email marketers use — Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Google Docs, Notion. Anywhere you can put a cursor.

1

Hold your hotkey

Press your chosen shortcut. A small indicator shows Blurt is listening.

2

Talk naturally

Say your email copy, subject line, or campaign notes. Blurt handles punctuation.

3

Release and done

Text appears at your cursor. No copying, no pasting, no extra steps.

Real Scenarios

Writing subject line variations without creative burnout

You need 20 subject line options for tomorrow's campaign. Hold your button and rapid-fire them: 'Your cart is getting lonely.' 'Forgot something?' 'Still thinking it over?' 'These are going fast.' Each one takes 2 seconds to speak versus 15 to type. You generate 20 variations in 2 minutes instead of 20 minutes. The creativity flows because you're not fighting the keyboard.

Building welcome sequences that feel personal

Your 7-email welcome series needs to nurture new subscribers without sounding robotic. Hold and speak each email naturally: 'Welcome to the family! I'm so glad you're here. Over the next week, I'm going to share some of my best tips for...' When you speak, you naturally write conversationally. Your welcome sequence sounds like it's from a real person because it came from your actual voice.

Documenting A/B test results for future reference

You just finished analyzing a subject line test. Hold your button and capture your insights: 'Tested curiosity-driven subject line against direct benefit. Curiosity won by 23% on open rate but direct benefit had 15% higher click-through. For this segment, intrigue gets opens but clarity gets clicks. Use curiosity for awareness campaigns, direct for conversion.' Test documented in 15 seconds. Future-you will actually know what worked.

Writing campaign briefs for clients or stakeholders

Your client needs a detailed brief for next month's campaign. Instead of typing for an hour, hold your button and explain it like you're on a call: 'The goal for November is to re-engage lapsed customers from Q2. We'll run a three-email sequence with a progressive discount — 10% in email one, 15% in email two, 20% in the final email. Expected lift is 8-12% on the dormant segment.' Brief done in 2 minutes. Send it before your coffee gets cold.

Crafting abandoned cart emails that recover sales

Your abandoned cart sequence needs fresh copy. Hold and speak naturally: 'Hey, you left some things in your cart and I wanted to make sure you saw them before they sell out. That moisturizer you picked is one of our bestsellers — it's got over 2,000 five-star reviews. Want me to hold it for you?' Cart recovery email written in 10 seconds. Conversational tone that doesn't feel like a form letter.

Writing post-campaign performance reports

Monthly reporting time. Your boss wants analysis, not just numbers. Hold your button: 'The Black Friday campaign outperformed last year by 34%. The key driver was the early-access email to VIPs — that single send generated 40% of total revenue. Recommendation for next year: expand VIP segment and extend early-access window to 48 hours.' Insights captured while they're fresh. Report done before lunch.

Why email marketers choose Blurt over built-in dictation

Blurt macOS Dictation
Activation Single hotkey, instant start Click microphone icon or double-tap Fn
Speed Text appears in under 500ms 2-3 second delay before transcription
Reliability Consistent accuracy across sessions Often fails silently or stops listening
Marketing vocabulary Handles terms like CTR, CTA, ESP, open rate Struggles with marketing jargon and acronyms
Flow state Hold-and-release keeps you in creative mode Constant start/stop interrupts thinking

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Blurt work in Klaviyo, Mailchimp, and HubSpot?
Yes. Blurt works anywhere you can type on macOS. Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, Drip — if you can place a cursor there, Blurt can insert text there. It's not an integration; it's system-wide dictation that works in every app.
Can Blurt handle marketing terms and abbreviations?
Blurt handles marketing vocabulary well. Terms like CTR, CTA, ESP, open rate, click-through, and conversion transcribe correctly. It understands context, so 'CTA' becomes 'CTA' not 'see tee ay'. For brand names or proprietary terms, you might occasionally need to correct spelling.
How much does Blurt cost?
Blurt offers a free tier with first 1,000 words free — enough for light email drafting. The Pro plan is $10/month or $99/year for unlimited words. Most email marketers find the free tier limiting within the first week of real use.
Does Blurt work on Windows or Linux?
Blurt is macOS only. We focused on creating the best possible Mac experience with native menu bar integration and system-level keyboard shortcuts. Windows and Linux versions are not currently available.
Can I use Blurt while on a video call?
Yes. Blurt captures audio through your microphone independently of Zoom, Google Meet, or any other call software. You can be muted on your call and still dictate emails. Just make sure you don't unmute while speaking to Blurt.
How is this better than just typing faster?
Typing speed isn't the bottleneck — creative thinking is. When you speak, you naturally use conversational language that makes great email copy. Typing encourages formal, stilted writing. Blurt removes the friction between your thoughts and the page, so your emails sound like you actually talk.

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