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Email automation campaigns for small businesses

Email Automation: 3 Campaigns You Should Be Running Right Now

Three email automations every local business should run: a 3-part welcome sequence for new leads, a plain-text reactivation email for past customers, and seasonal reminders sent before your busy season.

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Jared Casper

May 18, 2026

6 min read

If you have a list of past customers and prospects, email automation keeps those relationships going without manual work. Here are 3 campaigns to set up:

1. The Welcome Sequence

When a new lead subscribes or fills out a form, don't just send one confirmation email. Send a 3-part sequence over a week:

2. The Reactivation Campaign

Have a list of past customers who haven't bought from you in a year? Send a simple, plain-text email:

"Hi [Name], it's been a while since we last helped you with [Service]. Just checking in to see if you need anything as we head into the new season?"

This simple campaign is often enough to bring past customers back.

3. The Seasonal Reminder

If you offer seasonal services (HVAC, landscaping, tax prep), automate your reminders. Set up emails to go out 30 days before the busy season starts, offering past customers first priority on your calendar.

Contact CasperB2B to get these campaigns built and launched for your business.

Frequently asked questions

What email automations should a small business set up first?

Start with a welcome sequence for new leads, a reactivation email for past customers who haven't bought in a year, and seasonal reminders sent about 30 days before your busy season.

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