Design an email sequence

When you need an onboarding or nurture email sequence defined so you can build it in your ESP with clear triggers and copy.

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name: design-email-sequence
description: "When you need an onboarding or nurture email sequence defined so you can build it in your ESP with clear triggers and copy."
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Design an email sequence

Instructions

Use this skill when the user wants to design an email sequence (onboarding, nurture, or lifecycle). The job: trigger, number of emails, spacing, purpose per email, and copy direction (subject + body outline).

Instructions

  1. Goal: Define primary goal (activation, education, conversion) and how success will be measured.
  2. Trigger: Set entry point (signup, purchase, download, segment).
  3. Flow: Map number of emails, spacing, and purpose of each (e.g. welcome, feature, social proof, CTA). Note any branches (e.g. if opened vs not).
  4. Copy: For each email provide 1–2 subject ideas, preview text, and body outline (hook, main message, CTA). Keep outlines actionable, not essays.
  5. Handoff: Summarize in a table (day, subject, goal) so the user can build in their tool.

Use case

Building automated customer journeys that activate new sign-ups or nurture leads into buyers.

How to use this skill

Describe the user's entry point (e.g., newsletter signup) and the final goal (e.g., booking a demo).