Proven Then I Met You email designs you can use
1. Customer account activation
Objective
This email aims to guide new customers through the final step of activating their account, ensuring they can access their profile and begin shopping. It also gently re-engages them by offering a direct link to the store in case they’re ready to browse immediately.
Why this works
The email opens with a warm, personal greeting that acknowledges the user’s action of creating an account, which builds immediate rapport and reduces friction in the onboarding process.
How to implement
By placing the primary CTA front and center with high contrast and clear labeling, the email removes decision fatigue and directs users exactly where they need to go without distraction.
Pro Tip
Add a brief explanation of what users gain by activating their account (e.g., order history, faster checkout, personalized recommendations) to increase perceived value and reduce abandonment. • Include a subtle countdown timer or note like 'Link expires in 24 hours' near the CTA to create gentle urgency without being pushy, encouraging immediate action.
2. Who runs the world?
Objective
This email aims to celebrate Women’s History Month by spotlighting female founders in beauty while driving engagement through a giveaway that rewards subscribers with curated skincare bundles from Then I Met You and Krave Beauty.
Why this works
The campaign brilliantly ties brand values to cultural moments by honoring Women’s History Month, making the giveaway feel purposeful and emotionally resonant rather than purely promotional.
How to implement
Featuring authentic founder quotes adds credibility and human connection, transforming a simple giveaway into a celebration of female entrepreneurship that aligns with the audience’s values.
Pro Tip
Add a countdown timer near the CTA to create urgency, since the giveaway deadline is specific and time-bound, this could significantly boost last-minute entries. • Include a small visual cue or icon next to the founder quotes to distinguish them more clearly from body text, enhancing readability and emotional impact.
3. Pre-Launch Event: Essence Light Sunscreen
Objective
This email aims to drive registrations for a pre-launch virtual event introducing the new Essence Light Sunscreen, while building excitement through expert storytelling and exclusive early access incentives.
Why this works
The email brilliantly blends product storytelling with live event anticipation, positioning the sunscreen not just as a new item but as the culmination of a two-year journey led by the founder, which humanizes the brand and deepens emotional investment.
How to implement
By featuring both the founder and a dermatologist as hosts, the campaign builds dual authority, emotional and clinical, making the product feel both personally meaningful and scientifically trustworthy, a rare and powerful combination in beauty marketing.
Pro Tip
Add a countdown timer near the CTA to create urgency around the limited-time registration window, especially since the event date is fixed and proximity can drive last-minute signups. • Include a brief bullet list or icon-based summary of the sunscreen’s key benefits (e.g., non-greasy, SPF 50+, reef-safe) directly under the hero image to reinforce product value before the user scrolls to the description.