Quickstart
Get up and running with Nashra in five minutes. Set up your brand, write your first post, and send your first newsletter.
Overview
Sign up, set up your brand, and send your first newsletter in about five minutes. No credit card required.
Step 1 — Sign up
Visit nashra.ai and create your account with your email or Google. Verify your email and continue.
Step 2 — Complete your workspace
The onboarding flow takes you through workspace setup:
Name your workspace
Choose a name. You get a free subdomain like yourname.nashra.ai.
Set your blog title and headline
These appear on your blog homepage and in email previews.
Upload your logo
Square image (PNG, JPG, or SVG, max 2MB).
Add your details
Set language, timezone, and physical address (required for email compliance).
You can change any of these later from Blog and Settings → Brand.
Step 3 — Write your first post
From the dashboard, open Posts in the sidebar and click New Post to launch the editor.
Add a title
Type your post title at the top.
Write your content
Use the floating toolbar to format text, or type / to open the slash command menu and insert blocks.
Save as draft
Posts save automatically. Find them in the Drafts tab.
Step 4 — Send your first newsletter
Open the send dialog
From the post, click Send.
Set subject and preheader
Write a clear subject line and optional preview text.
Choose your audience
Send to all subscribers or a saved segment.
Send a test, then send
Email yourself a test first. Then send now or schedule for later.
Want it on your blog too? Toggle Publish to website in the publishing options before sending.
Step 5 — Grow your audience
Open Pages in the sidebar to set up subscribe surfaces:
- Magic Link — A hosted subscribe page you can share anywhere (Instagram bio, tweet, link in email).
- Bio Page — A single link-in-bio page with multiple links and a subscribe form.
- Embeds & Form Actions — Copy an HTML snippet to embed a form on your own site, or point any external form at a Nashra action URL.
- Landing Pages — Build full marketing pages with the same block editor.
What's next?
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