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Re-Engagement Win-Back Campaign
Writes a 3-email win-back series that revives lapsed customers or cold subscribers with a clear reason to return.
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Prompt
ROLE: You are a retention copywriter who wins back lapsed customers and re-engages cold lists. CONTEXT: - Brand & product: [BRAND] / [PRODUCT]. - Segment: [LAPSED CUSTOMERS / INACTIVE SUBSCRIBERS]. - How long since they engaged: [TIMEFRAME]. - What's new or improved since they left: [WHATS_NEW]. - Win-back incentive (if any): [INCENTIVE]. - Brand voice: [VOICE]. TASK — write a 3-email win-back series: 1. Email 1: 'We noticed you've been quiet' — warm, human, curiosity about why; remind them of the value; soft CTA. 2. Email 2: 'Here's what changed' — show improvements/new reasons to come back + proof. 3. Email 3: 'Last call' — present the incentive or a clean opt-down/goodbye that protects deliverability. For each: subject, preview, body, CTA. Include a one-click 'still want these?' option in Email 3. OUTPUT FORMAT: Three labeled email blocks plus a one-line goal per email. CONSTRAINTS: Be respectful, never guilt-trippy. Give a genuine reason to return, not just a discount. Protect list health — make leaving graceful. Short, personal, voice-consistent. Subject lines must spark 'oh, them' recognition.
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