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