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Cross-sell sequence for a two-service wellness brand: most customers only ever tried one service, so I segmented single-service customers and reached them around day 14 with a timed email and SMS sequence. Second-service adoption rose 280%.
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you can only keep one for the next 90 days: referrals or cold outreach. which one?
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Definitely referrals. Selling to people who already trust you is way easier than convincing complete strangers to get on a call.
Your clinic's emails aren't failing. Your subject lines are.
Patients decide in one second: open or ignore.
I wrote a short guide with 5 subject line types, weak vs. better examples, and two safety rules every health brand should know. Which one would you try first?
1-Curiosity
2-Bold
3-Urgency
4-Personal
5-Teaser
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Your Clinic’s Emails Aren’t Failing. Your Subject Lines Are.
5 simple subject line types that help patients open, read, and book. You put real care into your emails.
Good call adding safety rules for health brands. Urgency is the one I would be careful with, 'last chance' reads badly next to a medical appointment. Which of the five has worked best for the clinics you write for?
Built an AI-powered LinkedIn content automation using Make.com and Claude AI.
Content ideas are pulled from Google Sheets, transformed into LinkedIn posts using Claude, automatically published, and marked as completed in the spreadsheet.
From content idea to published LinkedIn post, all handled through one automated workflow.
I'd add a review step between Claude and the LinkedIn publish action, especially when a draft includes results or client names. If the text is regenerated, does the workflow clear the earlier approval so only the reviewed version can go live?