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A month of campaign emails that sell without a discount code
Give it your products and brand file. Get 100 email ideas, a month calendar, a written email and a layout brief.
Plan a month of campaign emails that sell without discounts is a free AI workflow for the job "Write emails that get read". It guides your AI through several skills in order, passing each step's output to the next.
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What it does
Many stores send an email only when there is a sale. Subscribers learn to wait for the code, margin shrinks, and the weeks between sales go quiet. The fix is a steady supply of emails that give the reader one useful thing and then point to a product. The steps build that supply in order. First it lists 100 ideas from your products, reviews and customer questions, each with one takeaway. Then it places the best ones on a month calendar, with fixed dates first and a limit on discount emails. It pauses and asks you for a short brief for the first slot: the idea, the audience and the product. It writes that email, reviews it against your voice and counts the lead, length and subject line, then writes a layout brief for the designer.
You give it
- Your product facts, such as what each product is, what is in it and how it is used
- Your brand file, so the emails sound like you and only make claims you can back
- Customer reviews and questions (optional, but they make the ideas much better)
- Your current offers and key dates (optional)
- A one-paragraph brief for the first email you want written, which it asks you for halfway through
- Product images (optional)
- Customer words (optional)
- Your offer (optional)
You get
- A bank of up to 100 email ideas on 10 topics, each with one takeaway and a flag for claims to check
- A month calendar with the send pace, the mix of email types and a production schedule
- One full email with subject and preview options, a plain-text version and two A/B variants
- A review of that email with a score out of 100, a ship or fix verdict and three fixes
- A layout brief that a designer can build from, block by block
Use it when
- You email your list only when there is a sale, and you want the other weeks to earn money too.
- You have a product launch or restock next month and need a full set of campaign emails planned around it.
- You hand email design to a freelancer and want a clear brief for each email instead of a long chat.
Steps
- Email topic bank builder: Give it your product and customer questions. Get 10 topics, 100 one-point email ideas and formats.
- Email campaign calendar planner: Give it your launches and sales. Get a month of sends, mix checked.
- Campaign email writer: Give it a campaign goal and product facts. Get email copy by block, with subject lines.
- Email draft reviewer: Paste an email. Get cuts, a pacing map, subject fixes, a score out of 100 and a verdict.
- Email layout brief writer: Give it your email copy and goal. Get a section-by-section layout brief a designer can build.
How to use it
- Download the handoff pack. It's a zip with HANDOFF.md and every skill file this workflow uses.
- Give the folder to Claude (in Claude Code, or as files in a Claude Project) and say "Follow HANDOFF.md".
- Paste your product facts and brand file first. Add reviews and customer questions if you have them.
- When it pauses, pick the first slot on the calendar and write its brief in one paragraph.
- Read the review before the layout brief is made. Fix the three fixes, then let it carry on.