Automated Email Sequences & Drip Campaigns

Newsletters are broadcast sends to your full subscriber list — one message, sent once, to everyone. Email sequences are automated, behavior-triggered flows for individual contacts — personalized follow-up that runs on its own based on what a prospect does or doesn't do. Both are in Meet SIGNEXA. Most shops use sequences for sales follow-up and newsletters for list-wide promotions.

Yes. Individual emails in a sequence support subject line split testing. Set the test size, define the winner metric (open rate or click rate), and the winning version continues to new contacts automatically after the test window closes.

Set a CRM deal stage change, tag, or pipeline move as the sequence exit condition. The moment a prospect moves to "Client" status or reaches the "Closed Won" stage, the nurture sequence stops immediately. No awkward emails selling them something they already bought.

Sequences can be triggered by: a contact form submission, a new CRM lead, a quote being sent, a quote going 3 days without response, a deal stage change, a contact tag being applied, a purchase history condition (e.g., hasn't ordered in 90 days), or a manual trigger from a sales rep. Complex multi-condition triggers are also supported.

There is no hard limit. A typical lead nurture sequence might be 4–6 emails over 3 weeks. A long-term re-engagement sequence for dormant clients might run 8–12 emails over 6 months. The visual builder handles multi-month flows with branches, delays, and conditional logic.

Yes. Build a post-sale onboarding sequence that fires when a CRM contact moves to "Active Client" status. It might include a welcome email, a production timeline update, a proof approval reminder, and a satisfaction follow-up after delivery. Clients feel cared for, and your team doesn't have to remember to send any of it.