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Didion Constant Contact Email Campaign — 4-Email Sequence

Overview

A 4-email nurture sequence was developed for Didion's Corn Masa and Arepa Flour product launch, built in Constant Contact. The campaign targets two distinct audiences — new prospects and existing customers — with separate copy tracks. The Constant Contact template was approved during the [1] marketing review call; final copy is pending Diana Henry's review.

Campaign Structure

Email Sequence

# Subject Focus Notes
1 Who we are Brand introduction
2 Product details Longest email; most content retained in both versions
3 Product benefits Condensed value proposition
4 Get a sample CTA-focused; drives to Request a Sample form

All emails link to the [2], either anchored directly to the sample request form or to the page top.

Audience Versions

Two copy tracks exist as separate tabs in the working document:

Constant Contact Template

The approved template follows a consistent shell across all four emails:

The template uses a blue background section and a gold background section as structural anchors. Spacing may be tightened slightly to improve density without sacrificing readability.

Status

Key Decisions

Action Items

Owner Action
Diana Review and finalize copy for all 4 emails (same day as call)
Diana Confirm preferred link anchor — page top or form
Melissa Hold on Constant Contact build until copy is approved
Melissa Ensure mock-ups are fully proofed before sending for review

Notes on Proofing

Diana flagged that mock-ups should be more thoroughly proofed before review. Minor errors (e.g., missing punctuation in CTAs) are distracting during approval reviews. Melissa acknowledged and committed to tighter proofing on future deliverables.