Marketing consultant builds a six-email nurture drip with Claude Cowork's email-sequence skill

What they did

In the Claude desktop app's Cowork mode, they added the Marketing plugin and ran its email-sequence skill. Claude asked what type of sequence it was (they chose an educational drip), the goal (download their email marketing playbook and book a sales call), the audience (heads of marketing at B2B companies), how often to send (weekly) and their brand voice. It returned six emails over six weeks with subject lines, preview text and body copy, a flow diagram with a branch at email five, exit and suppression rules, benchmark targets, A/B suggestions and a setup checklist to copy into their email tool.

How it went

A full sequence drafted in one run. They say it's the email sequence they use with their own clients.

Worth knowing

• It needs a paid Claude plan. Without a real past email pasted in, the copy comes out generic. They say to set the exit condition so people who book stop getting the drip, to check every claim in the copy, and to A/B the subject line before trusting it.
• Price check: Claude: free plan; Pro: US$20/month, or US$17/month on a yearly plan (US$200/year) (checked Nov 1, 2026).

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Try it yourself

Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.

Plan a weekly email sequence for people who downloaded [lead magnet]. The goal is [booked call or purchase]. The audience is [who]. Here is my best past email, so copy its voice: [paste]. For each email, give the send day, subject line, preview text, body and one call to action. Then list the exit rule that stops the sequence once someone converts.

Original post

See Tony Chan's original post on YouTube → (May 29, 2026)