Reply lets you group your sequence emails as much as you need. This article will help you master a new skill: sending emails in the same thread.
Steps to follow
Once you are ready with your Step 1 email, follow these steps to set everything for your follow-ups π
Open the sequence;
Go to the Steps tab;
Paste the subject to the initial email:
Leave the subject line for follow-up emails empty:
Once you have done it, the new emails will be grouped with the original (Step 1) message, forming the thread.
π‘ Important: If the subject line of your Step 1 has symbols or prefixes ("Re:" or similar), the follow-up emails will not be sent in the same thread and will not have a subject line.
Steps to test
The only way to check how the emails look is to add yourself as a contact to the sequence. This way Reply sees you as a prospect so you get the final look of your emails.
Your contact card should have the email, name, and all the fields needed for the step variables:
π‘ Important: If you send test emails of each sequence step, you will get them separately; not in the same thread. This happens since Reply considers these tests separate and not linked.