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Email Marketing Prompts
Email remains the highest-ROI marketing channel. These prompts help you write emails that get opened, read, and clicked.
1. Welcome Email Sequence
Best: ClaudeWrite a 5-email welcome sequence for new [product/service] subscribers. Email 1: Warm welcome + quick win. Email 2: Our story/mission. Email 3: Best resource/content. Email 4: Social proof/case study. Email 5: Soft offer. Space over 10 days.
Welcome sequences set expectations. Front-load value before asking for anything.
2. Abandoned Cart Email
Best: ClaudeWrite an abandoned cart email for [product]. The customer left [items] in cart. Email 1 (1 hour): Helpful reminder, no discount. Email 2 (24 hours): Address common objections. Email 3 (72 hours): Urgency + small incentive if needed.
Don't jump to discounts immediately. Many people just got distracted.
3. Newsletter Content
Best: ClaudeWrite this week's newsletter about [topic/theme]. Structure: Hook opening (1 line), main insight or story, 3 actionable takeaways, curated links section (if applicable), personal sign-off. Tone: [your brand voice]. 300-400 words.
Newsletters build relationships. Be useful, not promotional.
4. Subject Line Variations
Best: ClaudeGenerate 10 subject line variations for an email about [content/offer]. Include: curiosity-based, benefit-focused, urgency, personalized, question-based, and number-based options. Each under 50 characters. Mark which you'd A/B test first.
Subject lines determine open rates. Test ruthlessly.
5. Re-Engagement Campaign
Best: ClaudeWrite a 3-email re-engagement sequence for subscribers who haven't opened in 90+ days. Email 1: "We miss you" + best recent content. Email 2: "Has your email changed?" + preference update. Email 3: "Last chance" before removal from list.
Cleaning inactive subscribers improves deliverability. Give them a chance first.
6. Product Launch Email
Best: ClaudeWrite a product launch email for [new product/feature]. Create urgency without being sleazy, highlight the transformation (not just features), include social proof if available, and make the CTA impossible to miss. One clear action.
Launch emails should feel like an event. Build anticipation beforehand.
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