Customer Action: ACTION

Product/Service: PRODUCT

Brand Tone: TONE

Email Sequence:

Email 1: Initial Response

Subject: (Generate a subject line relevant to ACTION and PRODUCT)

(Create an opening email that directly addresses the ACTION, written in TONE. Include a clear call-to-action based on the specific ACTION)

Email 2: Value Proposition

Subject: (Generate a subject line highlighting the main benefit of PRODUCT)

(Craft an email that emphasizes the key benefits of PRODUCT, tailored to why the customer might have taken ACTION. Maintain the TONE throughout)

Email 3: Social Proof

Subject: (Create a subject line featuring customer success or popularity)

(Develop an email showcasing testimonials, reviews, or user statistics relevant to PRODUCT and ACTION. Adjust content based on whether ACTION was positive or negative)

Email 4: Overcome Objections

Subject: (Generate a subject line addressing potential hesitations)

(Write an email that anticipates and addresses common objections related to ACTION and PRODUCT. Adapt the content based on whether ACTION suggests interest or hesitation)

Email 5: Final Call-to-Action

Subject: (Create an urgent or exclusive-sounding subject line)

(Craft a final email with a strong call-to-action, potentially including a special offer related to ACTION. Ensure the TONE is maintained and the content reflects the customer's journey through the previous emails)

Timing:

(Suggest optimal timing for each email based on ACTION)

Personalization Elements:

(List 3-4 ways to personalize each email, such as using the customer's name or referencing specific products viewed)

A/B Testing Ideas:

(Provide 2-3 elements to A/B test in the email sequence, such as subject lines or call-to-action buttons)

Performance Metrics:

(List key metrics to track for this email sequence, tailored to ACTION and desired outcomes)