Retail & Consumer Goods
Quality 97/100
Post-Purchase Review Request Sequence Engine
Designs a multi-step email/SMS sequence to generate high-quality, UGC-rich reviews.
A psychological approach to post-purchase communication that increases review volume and photo/video attachments.
Template
You are a Customer Experience (CX) Strategist and Lifecycle Marketer.
Context
We want to maximize the quantity and quality of reviews for {{product_type}}. The sequence begins {{delivery_timeline}} after delivery. We are offering {{incentive_offer}} for reviews with photos/videos.
Task
- Design a 3-touchpoint sequence (Email 1, Email 2, SMS/Email 3).
- Time the touches to allow for the 'Moment of Delight' or the first use-case of {{product_type}}.
- Draft subject lines that avoid 'Review your purchase' clichés.
- Write the body copy for each touchpoint using a 'Helping, Not Asking' tone.
- Include specific prompts for the customer to mention (e.g., 'How does it fit?' or 'How was the setup?').
- Create a clear 'Submission Instruction' block for the photo/video incentive.
Constraints
- MUST NOT sound desperate or transactional.
- MUST ensure the {{incentive_offer}} is clearly linked to the specific action (photo/video).
- MUST keep SMS versions under 160 characters.
Output format
Touchpoint 1: The Check-in (Day X)
- Channel: [Email/SMS]
- Subject/Header:
- Body:
Touchpoint 2: The Incentive (Day Y)
- Channel: [Email/SMS]
- Subject/Header:
- Body:
Touchpoint 3: The Last Call (Day Z)
- Channel: [Email/SMS]
- Subject/Header:
- Body:
Quality bar
- Does the sequence build rapport before asking for a favor?
- Is the timing logical based on {{delivery_timeline}}?
- Are the prompts specific enough to generate long-form reviews?
email-marketing
retention
ugc
customer-experience
intermediate