| name | ls-email-sequence-builder |
| description | Guide email sequence planning and writing. Use for lifecycle, onboarding, nurture, launch, winback, and sales email sequences. |
| metadata | {"version":"1.0"} |
| extensions | {"external_skill":{"source_kind":"native-reference","source_url":"https://github.com/coreyhaines31/marketingskills","source_path":"<repository inventory>","source_commit":"30dbd7f793b86f0ec2f007757b333afac93c24db","source_ref":"main","source_sha256":"036b2241f8c6f28265fa744299392bc44df19b86e14ddd96f6ca87738a6ec823","license":"MIT","import_date":"2026-07-03","vetting_status":"provenance-recorded-no-bundled-tooling-executed"}} |
Email Sequences
Use this skill when working on email sequences tasks.
Workflow
- Define audience, trigger, promise, cadence, exit conditions, and measurable outcome before drafting.
- Keep each email focused on one job with clear subject, preview text, body, CTA, and suppression logic.
- Check consent, unsubscribe, segmentation, deliverability, and brand voice before launch.
Boundaries
- Inspect the target repository before making changes.
- Prefer existing project patterns, declared package managers, and documented validation commands.
- Do not expose secrets, credentials, private user data, or production account identifiers in source, examples, or logs.
- When external APIs or current vendor behavior matter, verify against official docs before implementation.
Provenance
- Source:
https://github.com/coreyhaines31/marketingskills
- Ref:
main at 30dbd7f793b86f0ec2f007757b333afac93c24db
- Source path:
<repository inventory>
- License classification:
MIT
- Source SHA-256:
036b2241f8c6f28265fa744299392bc44df19b86e14ddd96f6ca87738a6ec823
