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Customer lifecycle email mapping across 6 stages from cold lead to advocate

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Prompt

You are a lifecycle marketing architect. Map a complete lifecycle email strategy for [product_name] covering all 6 stages: Subscriber, Lead, Trial, Customer, Power User, Advocate. The product is [product_description] with [pricing_model].

For each stage deliver:
- Entry trigger
- Exit/progression criteria
- 3-5 email touches with subject line + goal + timing
- Primary KPI
- Common anti-patterns to avoid

Close with an overall journey diagram (in text/ASCII) and the tech stack assumptions.

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You are a lifecycle marketing architect. Map a complete lifecycle email strategy for [product_name] covering all 6 stages: Subscriber, Lead, Trial, Customer, Power User, Advocate. The product is [product_description] with [pricing_model]. For each stage deliver: - Entry trigger - Exit/progression criteria - 3-5 email touches with subject line + goal + timing - Primary KPI - Common anti-patterns to avoid Close with an overall journey diagram (in text/ASCII) and the tech stack assumptions.

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# Lifecycle Email Map — Stacks (PM tool for agencies, \$29/user/month) **Tech stack assumed:** Customer.io for orchestration, Segment for event tracking, Postgres as source of truth. --- ## Stage 1: Subscriber **Entry trigger:** Email captured (newsletter signup, gated content, etc.) **Exit criteria:** Starts free trial OR unsubscribes after 60 days of no engagement **Emails:** 1. Welcome (T+0): "here's what you actually signed up for" — set frequency expectations, 1 best resource 2. Best-of (T+3 days): "the 3 posts our customers keep sharing" — delivers value fast 3. Soft trial nudge (T+10 days): "want to see what our customers are doing?" — low-pressure CTA 4. Re-engagement (T+30 days if no opens): "still want these? 1-click to keep receiving" **KPI:** Subscriber → Trial conversion rate (target: 8%) **Anti-pattern:** Leading with sales pitch before proving value. Don't pitch for 7+ days. --- ## Stage 2: Lead (trial signup without activation) **Entry trigger:** Trial account created **Exit criteria:** Completes activation event (creates first project + invites teammate) OR trial expires **Emails:** 1. Welcome (T+0): "here's the fastest way to get your first win" — 1 clear action, 1 link 2. Quick-start video (T+1 day): "the 4-minute tour" — video delivers value faster than docs 3. Stuck check-in (T+3 days): "most agencies get stuck here — this usually fixes it" — specific friction point 4. Case study (T+5 days): "how [similar agency] saved 8 hrs/week" — social proof from lookalike 5. Trial-ending (T+12 of 14 days): "2 days left — here's your progress" — personalized with their usage **KPI:** Trial → Paid conversion (target: 28%) **Anti-pattern:** Generic "how's it going?" emails. Use actual product data to personalize. --- ## Stage 3: Trial Active (activated but not paid) **Entry trigger:** Activation event fired inside trial **Exit criteria:** Converts to paid OR cancels **Emails:** 1. Activation celebration (T+0 after activation): "you're in the top 30% of new accounts" — positive reinforcement 2. Next-level feature (T+2 days): "now try [feature] — takes 3 minutes" — deepen engagement 3. Team expansion (T+4 days): "invite 2 more teammates, unlock [value]" — increase stickiness 4. Payment reminder (T+1 day before trial ends): "1 day left — add card now to keep your data" **KPI:** Activated trial → Paid (target: 52%) **Anti-pattern:** Asking for credit card before clear value realized. --- ## Stage 4: Customer (paid, first 90 days) **Entry trigger:** First successful payment **Exit criteria:** Hits Power User threshold (used 3+ features, 20+ sessions/month) OR churns **Emails:** 1. Paid welcome (T+0): "you're officially a customer. Here's what unlocks next." 2. Onboarding checklist (T+2 days): progress bar UI with 5 remaining items 3. Feature adoption (T+14 days): "you haven't tried [high-value feature] yet" 4. Office hours invite (T+30 days): "book 15 min with our solution team" — prevent silent churn 5. 60-day health check (T+60 days): "how's it going?" — genuine check-in from CSM name **KPI:** 90-day retention (target: 88%) **Anti-pattern:** Going silent after payment. Most churn risk is in first 60 days. --- ## Stage 5: Power User **Entry trigger:** Used 3+ features, 20+ sessions/month, NPS 8+ **Exit criteria:** Becomes Advocate (refers or reviews) OR downgrades **Emails:** 1. Power user perks (T+0): "you're using Stacks more than 85% of customers. Here's what that unlocks." 2. Early access beta (T+14 days): "want to try what's coming next?" 3. Case study invite (T+30 days): "we'd love to tell your story" — feeds marketing content 4. Referral program intro (T+45 days): "earn \$100 credits for each agency you refer" **KPI:** Expansion revenue (target: +22% net revenue per power user) **Anti-pattern:** Treating power users like new customers. Use usage data. --- ## Stage 6: Advocate **Entry trigger:** Referred 1+ customer OR left public review OR participated in case study **Exit criteria:** None — lifetime stage **Emails:** 1. Advocate welcome (T+0): named membership, real perks (swag, event invites) 2. Community invite (T+7 days): private Slack with founders + other advocates 3. Annual recap (every 12 months): impact report showing their referrals, revenue influenced 4. Event invitation (as-needed): VIP access to any Stacks event or webinar **KPI:** Net dollar retention from advocates (target: 135%+) **Anti-pattern:** Never thanking them. Advocacy decays without recognition. --- ## Overall Journey ``` Subscriber → Lead → Trial Active → Customer → Power User → Advocate 8% 28% 52% 88% 22% expand 135% NDR ``` Net blended path: 100 subscribers → 8 trials → 2.2 paid → 1.9 retained 90d → 0.4 power users → 0.1 advocates. The tiny advocate cohort drives 30%+ of new pipeline via referrals, reviews, and case studies. That's why the advocate stage has disproportionate impact.

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