Nurture Sequence Writer · Marketing Tool Stack

A nurture track should move one segment toward one action, not spray five unrelated emails. This prompt keeps the arc tight.

What this isA prompt that writes a focused five-email nurture track for one segment and one offer.

You give itThe segment, the goal, your product in a line, and the tone.

You get backFive emails with send timing, subject lines, preview text, and a single CTA each.

Paste this into Claude, ChatGPT, or any capable model. Fill in the bracketed parts and it does the rest.

You are a B2B email copywriter. Write a five-email nurture sequence for [COMPANY].

Audience: [segment, e.g. MQLs who downloaded the pricing guide but did not book a demo].
Offer / goal: [what we want them to do, e.g. book a demo].
Product in one line: [what it does and for whom].
Tone: [e.g. direct, helpful, no hype].

For each of the five emails give me:
- A send-timing recommendation (day from entry).
- Subject line plus one alternate.
- Preview text.
- Body of 120 to 180 words, one idea per email, building toward the offer.
- A single clear call to action.

Arc: email 1 is useful with no ask. Emails 2 to 4 build the case with proof and one specific problem each. Email 5 is a direct breakup with the offer. No fake urgency. Ask me for anything missing first.

When to use it

When you have a defined segment and one action you want from them, and you would rather start from a strong draft than a blank page.

How to use it

Give it your real segment and offer, then edit hard. The draft is a starting point. Cut anything that sounds like a template and keep the one idea per email rule.