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learning reactivation emails
One thing I'm learning about reactivation emails:
Most people think they're designed to sell.
They're not.
They're designed to understand why someone stopped taking action.
When writing a reactivation email, the first question isn't:
"What should I say?"
It's:
"Why did this person go cold?"
Usually it's one of a few reasons:
- Life got busy
- They lost motivation
- They lost belief
- They got distracted
- They simply forgot
The goal isn't to immediately pitch an offer.
The goal is to restart the conversation.
A simple framework I'm studying:
- Remind them what they originally wanted
- Acknowledge the gap or inactivity
- Ask a genuine question
- Invite a small next step
Example:
"When you joined, you wanted to grow your business.
It's been a while since we've connected.
Are you still working toward that goal?"
Simple.
The more I learn copywriting, the more I realize great copy starts with psychology, not words.
Before writing anything, understand:
- What they wanted
- Why they stopped
- What belief needs to be restored
- What action you want next
The copy becomes much easier after that.
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