Follow-Up Email Sequence Writer

What it does

Generates a ready-to-paste 3-5 touch follow-up sequence tailored to where the relationship actually stands — not generic templates.

When to use

• "Write a follow-up sequence for [contact/deal]", "draft my next 3 emails", "what do I send next".

Inputs (one is enough)

A contact email or a deal/company name. Optionally: the goal (book a meeting, revive, close), tone, and number of touches.

Workflow

1. Pull context. Look up the contact + company and read recent engagements: last message, what was discussed, any objection or open question, deal stage.
2. Set the arc. Choose a cadence and a job for each touch (e.g., value-add → social proof → soft ask → breakup). Default to 4 touches over ~2 weeks.
3. Write each email. Short, specific, one ask. Reference the real last interaction in touch 1. Vary the angle across touches; avoid repeating the same CTA verbatim.
4. Add subject lines (1-2 options each) and suggested send-day spacing.
5. Output the sequence, paste-ready.

Output

### Touch 1 — Day 0 — [purpose]**Subject:** [option A] / [option B][body]
### Touch 2 — Day 4 — [purpose]…

Notes

• If there's no prior engagement, write a first-touch sequence and say it's cold.
• Keep each email under ~120 words — these get read on phones.
• Drafts only; the user sends from their tool of choice.