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Complete task/Emails almost completed This type of drip email campaign is most effective when used before an event, such as a live webinar. You want to fan the flame and excite your prospects. The finish line is almost here! Send weekly emails to remind your prospects of upcoming events. Add a few teasers to whet their appetite for the information you'll share. Keep these emails very short. They're a bit like a reminder calendar, but with more personality. If you want to use images, consider a countdown timer. “What’s New” Emails Let's say you're three months away from a major product launch.

You're naturally excited, so why not share some of that excitement with your followers? Launch an email campaign that builds up to the product launch. Send insider information, behind-the-scenes photos, and overseas data other information to get them excited . You can direct them to surveys or polls to give their feedback on your decision. Customer milestone follow-up emails Every year when your birthday approaches, you probably receive a multitude of "Happy Birthday" emails from brands that have I retrieved your birthdate. It's silly, but it's also welcome. Many of these emails also contain discount coupons to celebrate this event.

You can send drip campaigns for key milestones in your customer relationship. For example, you could send a series of emails on the anniversary of your prospect becoming a customer. It's important to personalize these emails and make them festive. Don't overemphasize your promotion; instead, show your gratitude to your subscribers. Behavioral Trigger Emails These emails activate when users take specific actions, allowing you to engage them with relevant and timely content. For example, if a user views a product without purchasing it, you can send them a friendly email highlighting that product with additional details or a special offer.