📧Email Sequence Machine

12 complete email sequences ready to deploy

Welcome series, abandoned cart, re-engagement, upsell, onboarding, launch, webinar, and more — each with 5-7 emails.

What this guide covers

12 complete email sequences, each containing 5-7 individual emails with subject lines, preview text, body copy, and CTA buttons. Includes: Welcome/Onboarding (7 emails), Abandoned Cart Recovery (5 emails), Product Launch (7 emails), Webinar Invitation + Follow-up (6 emails), Re-engagement Win-back (5 emails), Upsell/Cross-sell (5 emails), Customer Feedback Request (3 emails), Referral Program (4 emails), Seasonal Sale (5 emails), SaaS Trial-to-Paid (7 emails), B2B Lead Nurture (7 emails), Post-Purchase Delight (5 emails). Total: 71 individual email prompts.

How to use these prompts

Every prompt in this collection is written to be pasted into a chat with a large language model and adapted to your situation. You do not need any special tools — just an AI assistant and the placeholders filled in with your own details. Work through them one at a time:

• 1.Replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder with your own specifics — the more concrete the input, the sharper the output.
• 2.Give the model a role and an audience first ("You are a senior copywriter writing for busy founders"), then the task.
• 3.Ask for 3 variations, pick the strongest, then request one refinement pass. Two rounds beats one long prompt.
• 4.Paste real context — your product, tone samples, or data — so the answer is grounded, not generic.
• 5.Keep a short "house style" note you prepend to every prompt for a consistent voice across outputs.

Example prompt from this guide

Here is one of the 71 prompts, shown exactly as you would use it:

Sequence #1 — Welcome Series (7 emails):

Email 1/7 — The Warm Welcome:
You are an email marketing expert. Write a welcome email for [BRAND] that...

Works with your favourite AI

These prompts are model-agnostic — they produce great results across the major assistants. Tested with:

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