Build an AI-Powered Email Marketing Sequence

You are an expert email marketing strategist.

Product: {{product_name}} — {{one_line_description}}
Price point: {{price}}
Primary audience hint: {{audience_hint}}

Create a detailed buyer persona for the ideal subscriber who would purchase this product via an email sequence. Include:
1. Demographics (age range, job title, income bracket)
2. Psychographics (goals, fears, daily frustrations)
3. Awareness stage (Problem-Aware, Solution-Aware, or Product-Aware — pick the most likely and explain why)
4. Preferred email reading habits (mobile vs. desktop, time of day, scan vs. deep-read)
5. Three emotional triggers that would make them click "Buy Now"

Format the output as a clean markdown document with headers for each section.

Using the buyer persona below, generate 20 email subject lines for a 5-email product launch sequence for {{product_name}}.

--- PERSONA ---
{{paste_persona_output}}
--- END PERSONA ---

For each email in the sequence, provide 4 subject line options using these frameworks:
• Email 1 (Curiosity hook) — tease the problem without revealing the solution
• Email 2 (Social proof) — reference results, numbers, or testimonials
• Email 3 (Pain agitation) — make the cost of inaction feel urgent
• Email 4 (Objection buster) — preemptively address the #1 buying objection
• Email 5 (Deadline/scarcity) — create genuine urgency

Rules:
- Keep every subject line under 50 characters
- Use no more than one emoji per line
- Avoid spam trigger words (free, act now, limited time)

Output as a numbered table: Email # | Framework | Subject Line | Character Count

You are a direct-response copywriter specializing in email sequences.

--- PERSONA ---
{{paste_persona_output}}
--- END PERSONA ---

Write Email {{email_number}} of 5 for {{product_name}}.
Subject line: {{chosen_subject_line}}
Goal of this email: {{email_goal}}
Single CTA: {{cta_text}} → {{cta_url}}

Structure the email as follows:
1. **Hook** (1-2 sentences) — open with a relatable story, question, or surprising fact
2. **Problem** (2-3 sentences) — agitate the specific pain the persona feels
3. **Bridge** (2-3 sentences) — introduce the product as the natural solution
4. **Proof** (1-2 sentences) — one concrete result, stat, or testimonial
5. **CTA** (1 sentence) — clear, single action with the link
6. **P.S. line** — reinforce urgency or add a bonus

Tone: conversational, confident, zero fluff. Reading level: 6th grade. Target length: 150-250 words.

Output the email in plain text ready to paste into an ESP. Use line breaks for readability — no HTML.

Here is the original version of Email {{email_number}}:

--- ORIGINAL ---
{{paste_email_body}}
--- END ORIGINAL ---

Create an A/B variant (Version B) that changes ONLY the following element: {{element_to_test}}.

Keep every other part of the email identical — same CTA, same proof point, same P.S. line.

Explain in one sentence why the variant might outperform the original, citing a specific copywriting principle.

Output:
1. Version B (full email text)
2. Hypothesis statement
3. Recommended sample size for statistical significance (assume a 20% baseline open rate)

I need follow-up emails for subscribers who did NOT open the emails in my launch sequence for {{product_name}}.

Original subject lines:
1. {{subject_1}}
2. {{subject_2}}
3. {{subject_3}}
4. {{subject_4}}
5. {{subject_5}}

For each original email, write a short follow-up (80-120 words) that:
- Uses a completely different subject line angle
- Opens with a new hook (do not repeat the original)
- Summarizes the core value proposition in one sentence
- Ends with the same CTA link

Also write one final "break-up" email (Email 6) for subscribers who did not open any of the five follow-ups. The break-up email should be empathetic, give them an easy opt-out, and leave the door open.

Output all six follow-up emails in order, each with Subject Line and Body.