**Module:** Email Marketing

Automated campaign sequences nurture customers with timely, relevant messages based on their actions and preferences.

## Copy

Generic broadcasts blast everyone with the same message, regardless of where each person is in their relationship with the brand. Customers who just bought get the same offer as prospects who've never engaged. This lack of segmentation makes communication less relevant, reduces engagement, and wastes opportunity. Relevant communication—one that responds to what the customer actually does—is more effective, but seems more complex to create and manage.

This module makes relevant, behavior-triggered communication simple. Automated sequences respond to customer actions and preferences, sending the right message at the right moment. Welcome sequences for new subscribers, re-engagement for lapsed customers, follow-up sequences after purchase. The result is communication that feels personalized because it is—relevant to each recipient's actual situation, not generic to everyone.

For copywriters: Focus on the relevance gap—how generic broadcasts feel impersonal and reduce engagement. Position automation as the mechanism that enables personalization at scale. The audience should feel the contrast between their current generic approach and the relevance they could deliver.

## Ideas

- **Angle:** Communicate relevance, not just frequency—personalized sequences that respond to customer behavior
- **Audience:** Email marketers, marketing automation leads, e-commerce operators, SaaS operators
- **Pain points:** Generic broadcasts, low engagement rates, customer fatigue, irrelevant messaging, automation complexity
- **Outcomes:** Relevant communication, higher engagement, reduced unsubscribes, personalized customer experience, campaign effectiveness
- **Vertical spins:** E-commerce (purchase follow-ups), SaaS (onboarding sequences), services (engagement nurture), membership (retention sequences)