Restart the conversation when an old prospect comes back
When someone you emailed more than 60 days ago returns to your site and reads at least two pages, AIMEE drafts a short check-in that picks up the old thread and links what they just read.
5 stepsEach return visitYou approve before anything is sent
The workflow diagram
What this workflow does
When someone you emailed more than 60 days ago returns to your site and reads at least two pages, AIMEE drafts a short check-in that picks up the old thread and links what they just read.
Why it works. A returning prospect is telling you the timing changed, and a note that remembers the last conversation feels like service, not spam.
The check-in waits for your approval.
How it works
It starts: When an identified visitor comes back.
- 1
Already in an active campaign?
If yes, it stops for that person. If no, it goes on to "Last contacted 60 or more days ago?".
- 2
Last contacted 60 or more days ago?
If yes, it goes on to "Read at least 2 pages today?". If no, it stops for that person.
- 3
Read at least 2 pages today?
If yes, it goes on to "AIMEE compares today's pages with the old thread". If no, it stops for that person.
- 4
AIMEE compares today's pages with the old thread
AIMEE researches the company or person and returns what she found.
- 5
Draft a check-in that picks up the thread Waits for your OK
AIMEE writes the message and sends it only after the required approval.
What you need
- TrafficID in your BrandWell plan
- Outreach in your BrandWell plan
- AIMEE in your BrandWell plan
- The TrafficID tag on your site
- Outreach
What it costs
Uses what is already in your plan. Nothing is charged per result.
- Assumes TrafficID is already enabled in your plan. Subscription fees are separate.
- Assumes Outreach is already enabled in your plan. Subscription fees are separate.
- Assumes AIMEE is already enabled in your plan. Subscription fees are separate.
- Execution estimates are not a total campaign price. External tool subscriptions, model usage, advertising spend and delivery costs are separate unless explicitly itemized.

