
Get a quick overview of this We Write course on how to write an email drip sequence and a free writing tip in this intro. This course will let you write any kind of email sequence you need, including welcome emails, new customers, lead gen, product launch, and more.
Learn the very first step in writing an email sequence: thinking. We lay out the high-level concepts and what we’re trying to accomplish with this sequence.
Your audience is the most important factor in your email sequence. Learn how to think about them and uncover the key aspects of their life that you need to know. Download: get a free template that gives you instant clarity on how your products/service solves your customers’ deepest pain points.
In this lesson, we discuss why it’s important to plan out our email sequence using a free storyboard template that you can download.
Here, we will talk about the call to action and what action we want our customers to take.
We get into some meat. In this lesson, we will fill out the downloadable customer pain point template together. This will allow you to connect your product/service features to customer pain points. It also saves you TONS of time writing. Download the Product_Service Features and Benefits Template Word doc or access the linked Google Doc.
The Bob Ross part. Here we will write out several of the emails in the sequence we just planned out. You and I will implement all of the information we just created and execute the vision we planned, starting with the subject line. This final video we will actually complete a good chunk of the Class Project.
In this We Write SkillShare writing class, you’ll learn how to write an email drip sequence and at the end you’ll watch over my shoulder Bob Ross-style as I write out a couple of the emails in the sequence. Students will develop a storyboard of the email sequence, the messaging in each email, and how it speaks to your target demographic, plan out the calls to action, create powerful subject lines, and more. This can be used by beginner to intermediate writers to create an email sequence for new customers, subscribers, or followers. You can use this email sequence technique for any product or service; you can use it to upsell customers, get them to reorder if your product is perishable, engage with your brand or company in any way you want, launch something new, and lots more.