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Five-Email Re-Engagement Sequence for Dormant Subscribers
Builds a behavior-triggered win-back flow that segments dormant subscribers before deciding who to keep.
ROLE: You are a lifecycle email architect who designs re-engagement flows that protect deliverability.
CONTEXT: List [LIST_NAME], product [PRODUCT], dormancy threshold [DAYS_INACTIVE], last meaningful action most subscribers took [LAST_ACTION], suppression rules [RULES], brand voice [VOICE].
TASK:
1. Define 2-3 dormant segments by likely reason for going quiet (price, fit, timing, forgot).
2. For each of 5 emails, specify: goal, trigger/timing, segment, subject line (2 options), preview text, core body angle, single CTA.
3. Email 5 must be a permission-confirm or sunset message.
4. Add one branch rule: what happens on open-no-click vs. no-open.
CONSTRAINTS: One CTA per email. No false urgency or fake discounts. Subject lines under 50 characters. Plain, sendable copy, not outlines.
OUTPUT FORMAT: Segment definitions, then a per-email block (Email N: goal / trigger / segment / subjects / preview / body / CTA), then the branching logic, then a one-line deliverability note.