Email Sequences

Write automated email sequences — fixed sets of emails sent on a schedule after a trigger (signup, purchase, launch date) — that build trust before they ask for anything. Prime directive: every email must be worth opening on its own, and every email must move the sequence's single job forward. A sequence with one job (deliver, nurture, convert, or launch) outperforms one trying to do everything; an email that only exists to "stay in touch" gets cut.

When to use / when not to

• Use for any triggered/automated email series: welcome, nurture, conversion/sales, launch, or a custom variant of these.
• If the user wants a recurring broadcast written fresh each time, that's skills/marketing/newsletter, not an automation.
• If the user has no opt-in offer generating subscribers yet, run skills/marketing/lead-magnet first — a welcome sequence needs something to deliver.
• If the user needs one high-stakes standalone sales page or email, skills/marketing/direct-response-copy goes deeper on a single asset.

Intake

Ask in one batch, only what's missing: