Write one page. AttnSetter renders it uniquely for every prospect — their name, their company, your brand — and tells you the moment they open it. No site to build, no deck to attach.
A few specific reasons I thought it was worth reaching out.
There’s no page builder and no drag-and-drop canvas. You fill in a form, and every prospect after that gets their own version.
You write the template with variables; AttnSetter fills them in per prospect at the moment the page is opened — pulled from the same fields you imported in your CSV.
{{first_name}}Dana{{company}}Northwind Logistics{{title}}VP Operations{{sender_name}}Alex RiveraPick the layout that fits how you sell — a quiet personal Note, an Editorial page that matches your newsletter, or a Bold one-screen pitch. All three render in your logo and your brand colours, pulled from the same Company Profile your newsletter uses.
An open tells you a mail client rendered a pixel. A microsite view tells you a human clicked a link, landed on a page with their own name on it, and read it. Those are not the same event.
The one-pager you attach gets stripped by their gateway, buried in a thread, or opened on a phone that renders it at 3% zoom. A microsite is a link — and the click itself tells you something an attachment never could.
The page records that it was opened. That’s the whole of it.
Microsites are included on every plan. Set yours up in the time it takes to read this page.