Product launch sequence
5-email sequence over 7 days: tease, announce, social proof, FAQ, last-call. Generated 12% conversion to trial vs. 4% baseline. Subject line on day 1: 'Something's coming Tuesday'.
Pick a campaign type and get a full sequence with A/B subjects, preview text, bodies, CTAs, schedule and KPIs.
5-email sequence over 7 days: tease, announce, social proof, FAQ, last-call. Generated 12% conversion to trial vs. 4% baseline. Subject line on day 1: 'Something's coming Tuesday'.
4 emails over 14 days: welcome + quick win, deeper feature, customer story, soft CTA to upgrade. Boosts trial-to-paid by 22% in most SaaS contexts.
Single email to 90-day-cold subscribers: 'Should we say goodbye?' Recovers 3–5% of cold list as active engagers. List health metrics improve immediately.
An AI email campaign builder that produces full sequences (1–7 emails) with A/B subjects, preview text, bodies, CTAs, schedule and KPIs.
Use it for welcome flows, launches, nurture sequences, win-back or single broadcasts.
Per dollar spent, email consistently delivers 30–40x ROI in benchmark studies — the highest of any marketing channel. The reason is simple: you own the audience. No algorithm change, no ad-platform rate hike, no sudden suspension can take your list away.
The catch: email rewards consistency and punishes neglect. Send too rarely and your list goes cold; send too often and people unsubscribe. The sweet spot for most B2B is weekly; for most consumer brands, twice weekly with strong segmentation.
If 22% of your list opens an email, you've already lost 78% of your potential outcomes — and the subject line is 80% of the open decision. Treat it accordingly.
Winning subject lines tend to be specific ('Save 14 hours next week with this template'), curiosity-driven ('Why we deleted our dashboard'), or genuinely personal ('Quick question, Sarah'). Avoid spammy patterns: ALL CAPS, multiple exclamation marks, '$$$', generic 'newsletter #34'. A/B test subject lines on every campaign — even a 10% open lift compounds dramatically over a year.
Sending the same email to your entire list is the cheapest mistake you can make in email marketing. The minimum useful segmentation: (1) active engagers (opened in last 30 days) get full sends, (2) semi-active (opened in 30–90 days) get less frequent sends, (3) cold (no opens in 90+ days) get a re-engagement campaign and then suppression.
Beyond engagement, segment by behaviour: trial users get different content than paying customers; high-value buyers get exclusive offers before the broader list; geo-segmentation matters for time-zone-sensitive campaigns. Every layer of segmentation typically adds 15–25% to revenue per send.
An ignored list is a damaged list. ESPs (Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ConvertKit) report your engagement metrics to inbox providers. If you keep emailing 60% of your list that never opens, Gmail and Outlook start filtering you to spam — including for the people who DO want your emails.
Protect deliverability by suppressing 6-month-cold subscribers, monitoring bounce rates (keep under 2%), warming up new sender domains slowly (start at 50 sends/day, scale gradually), and authenticating SPF/DKIM/DMARC. A clean list of 5,000 engaged subscribers outperforms a bloated list of 50,000 dead ones — by a wide margin.