Email course examples

Three complete courses, written out rather than described: every subject line, every preheader and every email body, in the order a reader receives them. They are the starters this site opens in its own editor, so what is on these pages is what a creator begins from.

Most writing about email courses describes a shape and stops: five days, one idea a day, an ask at the end. That is the outline, and the outline is the easy half. What it leaves out is the part that takes the afternoon: what day two says once day one has already made the promise, how a subject line reads next to the four around it, and where the single honest ask goes.

So these are whole courses. Nothing is summarised and nothing is behind a link. Each page prints every email in order and names the shape it is: a teaching course that takes a reader from one belief to one finished thing, a welcome sequence for the first week after somebody joins a list, and a challenge where the reader does something every morning.

Under every email on those pages there is a note about it: what the copy is doing, which list is numbered and why, where the one link points, and the single bracket the day rests on. That is the part the guides on this site cannot carry, because a guide argues the shape and these pages have the thing itself printed on them.

The specifics are in brackets, because the specifics are yours. What is not in brackets is the part worth copying: the order of the days, the job each one does, and the places where the copy deliberately says something a brochure would not.

Last reviewed 19 September 2026