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week-1-client-email

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Drafts the end-of-Week-1 email a WISE Account Manager sends a website client with the homepage design options and the homepage copy. Use when the AM asks for the Week 1 client email, the homepage design or calibration email, or the email that sends the design variants and content, for a client with homepage copy in content/[url-slug]/ and a kickoff/[slug]/[slug]-missing-items.md file. Writes emails/[slug]/[slug]-week-1-email.md in WISE's voice, not the client's, with the design links, the feedback asked for by a reply-by date, and what the client still owes. Do NOT use for the Day 1 welcome email (use welcome-email), sorting or replying to the client's feedback on the designs (use client-feedback), the design brief (use homepage-design-brief), the homepage copy itself (use seo-content-writer), updating the missing items (use client-context-update), the Week 2 or 5 emails (use week-2-client-email, week-5-client-email), or checking that Week 1 is complete before Week 2 (use week-1-handoff-check).

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