email-drip-sequence

Name: email-drip-sequence
Author: Affitor

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How to install email-drip-sequence?

affitor/affiliate-skills/email-drip-sequence

$npx -y skills add Affitor/affiliate-skills --skill email-drip-sequence

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Summary

Write an email drip sequence for affiliate marketing. Triggers on: "write me an email sequence", "create a drip campaign", "email nurture sequence", "affiliate email funnel", "welcome email series", "email onboarding sequence", "write emails for my list", "set up a drip sequence"

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SKILL.md

1	# Email Drip Sequence
2
3	Write a 5-7 email drip sequence that nurtures new subscribers from cold to warm to buyer. Follows the Welcome → Value → Value → Soft Sell → Hard Sell → Objection Handling → Follow-Up pattern. Each email includes subject line, preview text, body copy, and a single clear CTA.
4
5	## Stage
6
7	S5: Distribution — Email is the highest-ROI channel for affiliate marketers (avg $42 return per $1 spent). This skill turns a list of subscribers into a predictable revenue stream by delivering value first and selling second.
8
9	## When to Use
10
11	- User has an email list and wants to promote an affiliate product
12	- User just launched a lead magnet or opt-in form and needs a welcome sequence
13	- User wants to automate affiliate promotions via email automation (ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, ActiveCampaign, etc.)
14	- User says anything like "email sequence", "drip campaign", "email funnel", "nurture series"
15	- User wants a sequence for a specific product or niche
16	- Chaining from S1 (research) — user found a product and now wants an email sequence for it
17
18	## Input Schema
19
20	```yaml
21	product:
22	name: string # REQUIRED — product name (e.g., "HeyGen")
23	affiliate_url: string # REQUIRED — the affiliate link to promote
24	category: string # OPTIONAL — product category (e.g., "AI video tool")
25	reward_value: string # OPTIONAL — commission amount/percentage (e.g., "30% recurring")
26	key_benefits: string[] # OPTIONAL — top 3 benefits. Auto-researched if not provided.
27	price: string # OPTIONAL — product pricing (e.g., "$29/mo")
28
29	audience:
30	description: string # REQUIRED — who are the subscribers? (e.g., "content creators", "SaaS founders")
31	pain_point: string # OPTIONAL — main problem they want solved
32	awareness_level: string # OPTIONAL — "cold" \| "warm" \| "hot". Default: "cold"
33
34	sequence:
35	length: number # OPTIONAL — number of emails: 5, 6, or 7. Default: 7
36	send_days: number[] # OPTIONAL — days to send (e.g., [0, 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 14])
37	# Default: [0, 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 14]
38	sender_name: string # OPTIONAL — from name (e.g., "Alex from ContentPro")
39	tone: string # OPTIONAL — "conversational" \| "professional" \| "bold"
40	# Default: "conversational"
41	lead_magnet: string # OPTIONAL — what they opted in for (e.g., "AI tools checklist")
42	```
43
44	Chaining context: If S1 (product research) was run earlier in the conversation, pull `product.name`, `product.affiliate_url`, `product.key_benefits`, and `product.reward_value` automatically. Do not ask the user to repeat information already provided.
45
46	## Workflow
47
48	### Step 1: Gather Information
49
50	Collect required inputs. If `product.name` and `product.affiliate_url` are present (from user or S1 chain), proceed. Otherwise ask:
51	- "What product are you promoting and what's your affiliate link?"
52	- "Who are your subscribers? (e.g., freelancers, SaaS founders, content creators)"
53
54	If `product.key_benefits` is not provided, infer 3 benefits from the product name and category using your training knowledge. State: "Based on what I know about [product], I'm using these key benefits: [list]. Correct me if needed."
55
56	### Step 2: Plan the Sequence
57
58	Map each email to its purpose using the 7-email arc. For a 5-email sequence, drop emails 6 and 7. For a 6-email sequence, drop email 7.
59
60	\| # \| Day \| Type \| Purpose \|
61	\|---\|-----\|------\|---------\|
62	\| 1 \| 0 \| Welcome \| Deliver lead magnet, set expectations, build trust \|
63	\| 2 \| 1 \| Value \| Teach something useful (no sell) \|
64	\| 3 \| 3 \| Value + Soft Mention \| More value, casual mention of the product \|
65	\| 4 \| 5 \| Soft Sell \| Introduce the product properly, benefits focus \|
66	\| 5 \| 7 \| Hard Sell \| Clear CTA, urgency (limited offer / deadline if available) \|
67	\| 6 \| 10 \| Objection Handling \| Answer top 3 objections, social proof \|
68	\| 7 \| 14 \| Follow-Up / Last Chance \| "Did you see this?" re-engagement email \|
69
70	### Step 3: Write Each Email
71
72	For each email, write all four components:
73
74	Subject Line: 40-60 characters. Use curiosity, specificity, or direct benefit. Avoid spam trigger words (free, guaranteed, act now).

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How to install email-drip-sequence?

affitor/affiliate-skills/email-drip-sequence

$npx -y skills add Affitor/affiliate-skills --skill email-drip-sequence

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

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SKILL.md

1	# Email Drip Sequence
2
3	Write a 5-7 email drip sequence that nurtures new subscribers from cold to warm to buyer. Follows the Welcome → Value → Value → Soft Sell → Hard Sell → Objection Handling → Follow-Up pattern. Each email includes subject line, preview text, body copy, and a single clear CTA.
4
5	## Stage
6
7	S5: Distribution — Email is the highest-ROI channel for affiliate marketers (avg $42 return per $1 spent). This skill turns a list of subscribers into a predictable revenue stream by delivering value first and selling second.
8
9	## When to Use
10
11	- User has an email list and wants to promote an affiliate product
12	- User just launched a lead magnet or opt-in form and needs a welcome sequence
13	- User wants to automate affiliate promotions via email automation (ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, ActiveCampaign, etc.)
14	- User says anything like "email sequence", "drip campaign", "email funnel", "nurture series"
15	- User wants a sequence for a specific product or niche
16	- Chaining from S1 (research) — user found a product and now wants an email sequence for it
17
18	## Input Schema
19
20	```yaml
21	product:
22	name: string # REQUIRED — product name (e.g., "HeyGen")
23	affiliate_url: string # REQUIRED — the affiliate link to promote
24	category: string # OPTIONAL — product category (e.g., "AI video tool")
25	reward_value: string # OPTIONAL — commission amount/percentage (e.g., "30% recurring")
26	key_benefits: string[] # OPTIONAL — top 3 benefits. Auto-researched if not provided.
27	price: string # OPTIONAL — product pricing (e.g., "$29/mo")
28
29	audience:
30	description: string # REQUIRED — who are the subscribers? (e.g., "content creators", "SaaS founders")
31	pain_point: string # OPTIONAL — main problem they want solved
32	awareness_level: string # OPTIONAL — "cold" \| "warm" \| "hot". Default: "cold"
33
34	sequence:
35	length: number # OPTIONAL — number of emails: 5, 6, or 7. Default: 7
36	send_days: number[] # OPTIONAL — days to send (e.g., [0, 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 14])
37	# Default: [0, 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 14]
38	sender_name: string # OPTIONAL — from name (e.g., "Alex from ContentPro")
39	tone: string # OPTIONAL — "conversational" \| "professional" \| "bold"
40	# Default: "conversational"
41	lead_magnet: string # OPTIONAL — what they opted in for (e.g., "AI tools checklist")
42	```
43
44	Chaining context: If S1 (product research) was run earlier in the conversation, pull `product.name`, `product.affiliate_url`, `product.key_benefits`, and `product.reward_value` automatically. Do not ask the user to repeat information already provided.
45
46	## Workflow
47
48	### Step 1: Gather Information
49
50	Collect required inputs. If `product.name` and `product.affiliate_url` are present (from user or S1 chain), proceed. Otherwise ask:
51	- "What product are you promoting and what's your affiliate link?"
52	- "Who are your subscribers? (e.g., freelancers, SaaS founders, content creators)"
53
54	If `product.key_benefits` is not provided, infer 3 benefits from the product name and category using your training knowledge. State: "Based on what I know about [product], I'm using these key benefits: [list]. Correct me if needed."
55
56	### Step 2: Plan the Sequence
57
58	Map each email to its purpose using the 7-email arc. For a 5-email sequence, drop emails 6 and 7. For a 6-email sequence, drop email 7.
59
60	\| # \| Day \| Type \| Purpose \|
61	\|---\|-----\|------\|---------\|
62	\| 1 \| 0 \| Welcome \| Deliver lead magnet, set expectations, build trust \|
63	\| 2 \| 1 \| Value \| Teach something useful (no sell) \|
64	\| 3 \| 3 \| Value + Soft Mention \| More value, casual mention of the product \|
65	\| 4 \| 5 \| Soft Sell \| Introduce the product properly, benefits focus \|
66	\| 5 \| 7 \| Hard Sell \| Clear CTA, urgency (limited offer / deadline if available) \|
67	\| 6 \| 10 \| Objection Handling \| Answer top 3 objections, social proof \|
68	\| 7 \| 14 \| Follow-Up / Last Chance \| "Did you see this?" re-engagement email \|
69
70	### Step 3: Write Each Email
71
72	For each email, write all four components:
73
74	Subject Line: 40-60 characters. Use curiosity, specificity, or direct benefit. Avoid spam trigger words (free, guaranteed, act now).

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