Email Sequence Prompt Pack
7-email welcome sequence prompts that warm up your list and drive sales on autopilot.
Who this is for
For the woman building her empire solo — without the burnout.
You have a list, or you are about to build one, and you know you are leaving money in it. You want the sequence written properly once rather than improvised badly forever.
What you'll learn
The step-by-step
- 01Write the one-line promise of the sequence before you write a single email.
- 02Draft email one only. Send it to yourself and read it on your phone before going further.
- 03Write the three middle emails as stories, not pitches. No product mention in any of them.
- 04Write the two ask emails last, when you know exactly what she has been told.
- 05Set the spacing, load them in, and write the day-eight email before you launch.
Email one, and the prompt that writes it
The pack gives you seven prompts and a finished example of each. This is the first — the one that decides whether the other six get opened at all.
THE PROMPT — "Write the welcome email for someone who just downloaded [lead magnet] about [topic]. Four short paragraphs. Paragraph one: deliver the thing. Paragraph two: one sentence on what I do. Paragraph three: one useful idea she can use today, in her own life. Paragraph four: tell her what arrives next and when. No pitch. No links except the download. Under 150 words."
THE RULE — the lead magnet is delivered in paragraph one, before anything else. An email that makes her scroll to get what she asked for is an email she deletes.
THE SECOND RULE — paragraph three is the whole email. One useful idea, specific to her, that costs you nothing and proves you know what you are talking about.
What's inside
Seven prompts with a finished example of each email, the spacing plan, the subject line variants, and the day-eight email that keeps the list from going cold.
This pack warms the list. If you want the offer the sequence is pointing at, and the sales page that closes it, the Full BossBabe Bundle at $47 has the whole path in one place.