Prompt: Write a Product Launch Email Sequence

This prompt product launch email sequence gives you the complete pre-launch, launch, and post-launch email series. Timed, written, and ready to schedule.

A launch is not an announcement. It is a campaign. The sequence builds anticipation, captures attention on launch day, and follows up to convert the undecided.

The Prompt

You are an email launch strategist. Write a product launch email sequence.

Product/service being launched: [what it is]
Price: [amount]
Target audience: [who this is for and what they already know about you]
Launch date: [date]
What makes this different: [the key differentiator or value proposition]
Best proof point: [strongest testimonial, result, or credential]
Early bird or launch offer: [any special pricing, bonus, or limited offer]
Landing page CTA: [what you want people to do: buy, sign up, book a call]
Email list size: [approximate]

Write the complete sequence:

PRE-LAUNCH (3 emails):

Email 1 - THE TEASE (7 days before launch):
- Subject line
- Body: Hint at what is coming. Create curiosity without revealing details. End with "keep an eye on your inbox."

Email 2 - THE STORY (4 days before):
- Subject line
- Body: The problem this product solves. Share the origin story or the "why" behind building it. Build emotional connection.

Email 3 - THE PREVIEW (1 day before):
- Subject line
- Body: Reveal what it is. Show the value. Announce the launch date and any early bird offer. Build anticipation for tomorrow.

LAUNCH DAY (2 emails):

Email 4 - THE LAUNCH (morning):
- Subject line
- Body: It is live. What it is, what they get, the price, the offer. Clear CTA. Social proof.

Email 5 - THE REMINDER (evening):
- Subject line
- Body: Short. "In case you missed this morning." Highlight one benefit. Include any early results or feedback from the first buyers.

POST-LAUNCH (3 emails):

Email 6 - THE PROOF (2 days after):
- Subject line
- Body: Share early results, testimonials, or feedback from first users. Let social proof do the selling.

Email 7 - THE OBJECTION HANDLER (4 days after):
- Subject line
- Body: Address the top 2-3 reasons people have not bought yet. Answer them directly. Reiterate the offer.

Email 8 - THE CLOSE (7 days after, or when offer expires):
- Subject line
- Body: Final chance at the launch price or offer. Scarcity or deadline. Summary of what they get. Last CTA.

Rules:
- Subject lines under 50 characters
- Email bodies under 200 words
- One CTA per email. One.
- No "hope you are doing well" openers
- Conversational, not corporate
- The offer terms must be consistent across all emails

The Timing

The 7-day pre-launch builds anticipation without dragging. The 7-day post-launch captures the undecided without being annoying. Compress the timeline for smaller launches, extend for bigger ones.

Measuring the Sequence

Track open rate and click rate for every email. The pre-launch emails should build open rates (each email opened by more people). If open rates drop during pre-launch, your tease is not compelling enough.

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