Tools & Automation
DIGIM connects Claude to Gmail to draft, time, and protect every email in a 3-step sequence, so every prospect gets the right message at the right moment.
quick question about a conversion leak at [Company]
Jeannie Dougherty · to [First Name] · Tue 6:48 AM ET
Hi [First Name],
Congrats on the $110M Series C in September. Scaling is likely the focus now, so I'll keep this short.
I recently added one automated follow-up sequence for a SaaS company, aimed at visitors who clicked "Book a Demo" but hadn't picked a time yet. Completed demo bookings rose 37%, adding $272K in revenue over 6 months.
[Company] may have a similar opportunity with your "I want to be a client" button. Want me to send over a one-page map of how I'd set this up for you?
Jeannie Dougherty
Founder & Marketing Director, DIGIM
A real Email 1 from this workflow. Prospect details hidden.
How It Works
Every prospect is researched first, and the outreach starts from a real observation about their business.
Claude writes each email as a Gmail draft in a plain-text, human voice.
Nothing is scheduled until a person reviews and approves it.
Emails go out Tuesday through Thursday, 5:30 to 9:30 AM Eastern.
Before the follow-up is scheduled, Claude checks the prospect's Gmail thread for a reply. A reply ends the sequence.
The 3-Email Sequence
A fresh, short, personal note sent Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.
Sent 2 days after Email 1, within the Tuesday to Thursday window.
Sent 3 days after Email 2, within the same window.
Every email lands inside the Tuesday to Thursday sending window.
Built-In Safeguards
Every draft is reviewed before it is scheduled.
Claude checks the Gmail thread for a reply before scheduling the follow-up, and a reply ends the sequence.
Tuesday to Thursday, early Eastern morning, when inboxes get attention.
Clean, personal messages that read like they came from one real person.
What You Get
Consistent follow-up with no manual tracking
Messages that feel written by one person
Conversations that stay natural, with automation stepping aside the moment someone replies
The Flow
Questions
Tell me how you reach prospects today and I'll show you how this sequence fits in.