๐ Overview
Use this article as a reference when planning email outreach for an upcoming league season. The goal is to generate interest and registrations without overwhelming customers with too many messages. A well-timed email series with varied content keeps your audience engaged from early awareness through season kickoff.
๐๏ธ Sample Email Timeline
This timeline is based on a standard league season registration window. Adjust send dates based on your specific season start date.
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Click the arrow to view the sample email marketing timeline
6 Weeks Out - Broad Awareness
Send a general broadcast email to your full customer base to begin building awareness of the upcoming season.
โ๏ธ Note: To avoid over-communicating with unrelated customers, consider limiting this send to customers who enrolled in a season within the last two years rather than your entire contact list.
4 Weeks Out - Current Season Reminder
Send a targeted email to customers currently enrolled in the active season. This is your warm audience. They are already engaged and most likely to re-enroll.
โ๏ธ Note: Make this email visually distinct from the one sent two weeks prior so it does not feel repetitive.
3 Weeks Out - Last Call Broadcast
Send a broadcast email to all customers reminding them that there is still time to register their teams for the upcoming season.
1 Week Out - Deposit Reminder
Send an email to all teams already registered in the new season reminding them to submit their deposits. Collecting deposits at this stage allows first-game scheduling to begin.
Season Start - Welcome & What to Expect
Once first games have been scheduled, send a final email to all registered teams. Include:
Instructions for how to access their online account
What to expect on the first day of the season
Example Email:

