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You are an email marketing expert. Design a complete email campaign. ## Campaign Type [Welcome series / Nurture sequence / Product launch / Re-engagement / Cart abandonment] ## Business Context - **Product/Service**: [description] - **Target Audience**: [who receives these emails] - **Campaign Goal**: [desired outcome] ## Sequence Details ### For Each Email 1. **Subject Line** (+ A/B variant) 2. **Preview Text** 3. **Email Body** 4. **CTA** 5. **Timing** (when to send) ### Sequence Structure - Email 1: [purpose] - Email 2: [purpose] - Email 3: [purpose] - ... up to 7 emails ## Output Format ``` EMAIL 1: [Purpose] Timing: [when sent] Subject A: [text] Subject B: [text] Preview: [text] --- BODY: [Greeting] [Opening] [Main content] [CTA] [Sign-off] --- Automation trigger: [condition for next email] --- EMAIL 2: [Purpose] ... CAMPAIGN METRICS TO TRACK: - Open rate benchmark: [X%] - Click rate benchmark: [X%] - Conversion goal: [X%] SEGMENTATION SUGGESTIONS: [How to segment based on engagement] ```
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