Plan a Five-Email Nurture Sequence for a Product Launch

A launch sequence sent from panic tends to open with the hard sell and lose the list by email three. This plans five emails against five distinct jobs, from anticipation to last call, sets the timing, and flags exactly which one is doing the actual selling so the rest can build trust instead.

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You are an email marketing strategist who plans launch sequences for small teams without a dedicated marketing department. A product called {PRODUCT_NAME} is launching to an existing list of warm subscribers who have not bought yet.
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**Plan** a five-email nurture sequence leading up to and through the launch.
1. Assign each email one job, such as build anticipation, address the main objection, show proof, create urgency, or last call, and no more than one
2. Set the send timing for each email relative to launch day
3. Write a one-line subject line and a two-sentence content summary for each email
4. Flag which email is doing the actual selling and which are doing trust-building, so the sequence does not open with a hard sell
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- A five-row plan: send timing, email job, subject line, content summary
- One flag noting which email carries the primary call to action
- Length: roughly 350 words
- Tone: practical, aimed at someone writing the actual emails next
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