The Complete Lola Email Collection
1. FINAL DAY: Cyber Monday savings
Objective
This email aims to create urgency and drive immediate conversions by reminding subscribers that Cyber Monday savings are ending, encouraging them to lock in long-term discounts before the offer expires. It targets both new and existing customers with a clear incentive to act now.
Why this works
The email leverages time-sensitive urgency with 'FINAL DAY' and 'LAST CHANCE' language, paired with a clean visual hierarchy that immediately directs attention to the discount and redemption code, making the value proposition impossible to ignore.
How to implement
By anchoring the offer to long-term savings and including a gynecologist-approved seal, the brand builds trust and positions the discount not just as a sale, but as a smart, health-conscious investment in personal care.
Pro Tip
Add a countdown timer near the CTA to visually reinforce urgency and reduce the cognitive load of calculating time left, which could increase conversion rates by making the deadline feel more immediate. • Include a small testimonial or customer review snippet near the offer to build social proof, especially since the brand leverages medical credibility, real user experiences would strengthen trust and reduce hesitation.
2. Shop organic tampons (non-organic tampons = 🚩)
Objective
This email aims to convert readers into customers by positioning Lola’s organic tampons as the superior, body-safe alternative to conventional brands, using social proof and product differentiation to drive immediate purchases or subscriptions.
Why this works
The email opens with a bold, confrontational headline that immediately frames non-organic tampons as risky, creating urgency and positioning Lola as the trustworthy, transparent alternative that empowers informed consumer choice.
How to implement
By showcasing real customer testimonials that highlight specific health benefits, like reduced cramps and eliminated irritation, the email builds emotional credibility and transforms abstract 'organic' claims into tangible, life-improving outcomes that resonate deeply with the target audience.
Pro Tip
Add a visual comparison slider or side-by-side graphic in the hero section showing Lola’s organic tampon vs. a conventional brand’s ingredients to make the 'non-organic = 🚩' claim more concrete and visually persuasive. • Include a small trust badge or icon near the 'Subscribe & Save' CTA indicating 'Free Shipping' or 'Cancel Anytime' to reduce perceived risk and increase conversion for first-time subscribers.
3. Enter to win this Valentine's Day prize pack!
Objective
This email aims to drive engagement and brand loyalty by inviting subscribers to enter a Valentine’s Day giveaway featuring self-care products from Lola and Meridian, encouraging social sharing and list growth through a time-sensitive, high-value prize.
Why this works
The email brilliantly combines emotional appeal with tangible value by framing the giveaway as a self-care ritual for Valentine’s Day, making it feel personal and indulgent rather than just promotional.
How to implement
By visually numbering each prize item and clearly labeling brand partnerships, the email builds trust and transparency while subtly showcasing product variety and perceived worth without overwhelming the reader.
Pro Tip
Add a small countdown timer graphic near the CTA to visually reinforce urgency and encourage immediate action, especially since the deadline is only a few days away. • Include a brief testimonial or social proof snippet from a past giveaway winner to boost credibility and reduce perceived risk for new entrants.
4. Back to school essentials: 20% off period care
Objective
This email aims to drive back-to-school season sales by positioning Lola’s period care products as essential, safe, and convenient for students, parents, and educators, encouraging immediate purchase with a 20% discount and a clear promo code.
Why this works
The email brilliantly reframes period care as a back-to-school necessity by speaking directly to parents, students, and teachers, making the product feel essential rather than optional, which expands its emotional and practical relevance.
How to implement
Using a playful, school-themed visual language, like the ‘Class is Back in Session’ headline and pencil-shaped promo code, makes a sensitive topic feel approachable and fun, reducing stigma while boosting engagement through relatable nostalgia.
Pro Tip
Add a countdown timer near the CTA to create urgency, the offer expires August 23, but that date is buried in the footer, weakening the incentive to act immediately. • Reposition the ‘Lola Rewards’ section higher or integrate points into product pricing (e.g., ‘Earn 33 points on this purchase’) to incentivize loyalty at the point of decision, not after.
5. 💥 25% Off Sitewide for Memorial Day 💥
Objective
This email aims to drive immediate sales by promoting a limited-time 25% off sitewide Memorial Day discount, encouraging customers to shop across multiple product categories before the offer expires.
Why this works
The email leverages urgency and occasion-based marketing by tying the discount to Memorial Day, making the promotion feel timely and exclusive rather than generic, which boosts conversion potential.
How to implement
Each product highlight is paired with a clear benefit-driven description and a dedicated CTA, allowing customers to quickly understand value and act without friction, enhancing the shopping experience.
Pro Tip
Add a countdown timer near the hero section to visually reinforce urgency and scarcity, encouraging faster decision-making before the May 29 deadline. • Include a customer testimonial or social proof near the product grid to build trust and reduce hesitation, especially for new visitors unfamiliar with Lola’s product quality.
6. Score LOLA products for you & your friends 📣🎒
Objective
This email aims to recruit college students into the LOLA League Campus Ambassador Program by highlighting career development, community impact, and product perks. It positions participation as both personally rewarding and socially meaningful for mission-driven young women.
Why this works
The email brilliantly frames ambassadorship not just as a brand promotion role but as a career-launching opportunity with peer community and personal growth, making it emotionally resonant for college audiences seeking purpose beyond products.
How to implement
By visually spotlighting real products in the hero section alongside a smiling student, the campaign creates instant relatability and desire, subtly reinforcing that ambassadors aren’t just marketers, they’re genuine users who love what they share.
Pro Tip
Add a subtle countdown timer or limited-time badge near the CTA to create urgency, since ambassador spots may be competitive, this would leverage FOMO without compromising the authentic, empowering tone of the message. • Include one short testimonial from a current campus ambassador beneath the three-step graphic to build social proof; even a single quote about career growth or community impact would strengthen credibility and reduce hesitation.
7. Earn Double Points For Shopping
Objective
This email aims to drive immediate purchases by incentivizing customers with double loyalty points during a limited-time event, while also promoting Afterpay as a new payment option and recruiting college students into a campus ambassador program.
Why this works
The email brilliantly ties urgency to reward by limiting the double points event to just two days, creating FOMO while simultaneously educating customers on how points convert to real discounts, which increases perceived value and drives action.
How to implement
By embedding Afterpay as a seamless payment option right after the loyalty offer, the campaign reduces friction for hesitant buyers, positioning financial flexibility as an extension of the reward system rather than a separate feature, which strengthens conversion psychology.
Pro Tip
The 'SHOP & EARN' CTA is visually underwhelming compared to the bold '2 DAYS ONLY 2X POINTS' badge, reposition or redesign the button to match the urgency of the offer, perhaps with a contrasting color or animated pulse to draw the eye downward. • The Afterpay section, while informative, interrupts the loyalty program flow, consider moving it below the ambassador program or integrating it as a sub-benefit within the 'Rack up rewards' section to maintain campaign focus and reduce cognitive load.
8. Take Care: Start your running era right
Objective
This email aims to support women navigating caregiving and self-care during the holiday season by offering practical, emotionally resonant advice and curated product recommendations, all while subtly promoting partner tools like Ohai.ai and encouraging reader engagement through relatable storytelling.
Why this works
The email brilliantly blends emotional validation with actionable advice, acknowledging the mental load of caregiving while offering tangible solutions, like running as self-care, that feel personal, not prescriptive, making readers feel seen and supported rather than sold to.
How to implement
By weaving in real-world data and expert voices, from AARP studies to Washington Post columnists, the campaign builds credibility without sounding academic, turning financial stress into a shared, solvable challenge rather than an isolating burden for overwhelmed caregivers.
Pro Tip
The CTA for Ohai.ai is buried mid-email and lacks visual emphasis; relocating it to a dedicated, visually distinct section after the 'Second Brain Reporting for Duty' feature, with a button and icon, would increase conversion by aligning with the reader’s moment of highest interest. • The 'Care-fully selected product recs' section lacks visual hierarchy, adding small product images or icons next to each recommendation would make the suggestions more scannable and emotionally compelling, especially for readers skimming for gift ideas.
9. Celebrate #IWD with a Giveaway
Objective
This email aims to celebrate International Women’s Day by engaging subscribers through a high-value giveaway co-hosted with six female-founded brands, encouraging participation and reinforcing Lola’s community-driven, women-centered mission.
Why this works
The campaign brilliantly ties brand values to a cultural moment by partnering exclusively with female-founded businesses, creating emotional resonance while amplifying collective empowerment beyond a simple promotion.
How to implement
Instead of generic discounts, the giveaway offers curated, high-perceived-value prizes including subscriptions and bundles, making the reward feel personalized, luxurious, and deeply aligned with the target audience’s lifestyle needs.
Pro Tip
Add a countdown timer above the CTA to create urgency and visually reinforce the deadline, which could increase conversion rates by making the limited-time nature more prominent than text alone. • Include a short testimonial or quote from one of the partner brands about why they joined the giveaway, this adds social proof and deepens the narrative around female collaboration and shared values.
10. Wait — am I the “crisis friend”?
Objective
This email aims to engage readers in a thoughtful conversation about emotional labor in friendships, specifically the role of the 'crisis friend', while subtly positioning Lola as a trusted partner in caregiving through curated content, product recommendations, and cultural insights that validate women’s emotional and practical needs.
Why this works
The email brilliantly frames emotional labor as a cultural conversation rather than a personal failing, using TikTok trends and therapist insights to normalize the reader’s experience and position the brand as a compassionate guide, not a sales pitch.
How to implement
By curating products that double as emotional support tools, like weighted hoodies and cloud robes, the campaign transforms self-care from indulgence into necessity, aligning product utility with the reader’s psychological need for comfort and validation in caregiving roles.
Pro Tip
The CTA 'Read on here to learn more' is vague and underwhelming for a topic this emotionally resonant; it should be rewritten to reflect urgency or empathy, such as 'Find your boundaries without guilt, read the therapist’s guide' to better match the emotional weight of the topic. • The product grid lacks visual hierarchy or emotional cues, each item is listed as plain bullet points. Adding small icons (e.g., a hug emoji for the robe, a puzzle piece for the jigsaw) or short emotional benefit tags (e.g., 'for when you need to melt into comfort') would strengthen the emotional connection and drive clicks.