Review request email template
Ask how the pan is holding up, three weeks after it ships
A short email that asks for a star rating and a few words about one item. It names the product, gives a time, and shows a recent review so the ask feels normal.
Copperpot9:41 am
How did the cast iron skillet do?
Two questions and a star rating, about 30 seconds.
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Why it works
Why this email works
- 1One product, one time frame, one ask. The email names the 10-inch skillet and says three weeks, so the reader knows exactly what they are being asked about. Seasoning, searing, cleaning gives them a place to start instead of a blank box.
- 2It says how long the favor takes. The preview text says about 30 seconds, and the rating block repeats it next to the stars. A buyer can tap a star and add a few words from a phone at the stove.
- 3A real review does the asking. Sarah K. writes about pork chops, an even crust and a pan that cleaned up with hot water. It shows the length and detail that help, so the reader is not guessing what to say.
- 4The peas photo keeps it from reading as a survey. Frozen peas, butter, four minutes, and the $38 pan in the picture. Someone who has not cooked in the skillet yet gets an idea before they get a question. It sends once as a campaign, so it does not nag.
Every word, set out as text
- Subject
- How did the cast iron skillet do?
- Preview text
- Two questions and a star rating, about 30 seconds.
A quick favor
How did the skillet do?
Hi Alex,
Three weeks ago you ordered the 10-inch cast iron skillet. We would like to hear how it is holding up: seasoning, searing, cleaning, all of it.
Your answers help the next person pick the right pan.
Rate your last order
Tap a star
30 seconds
Customer photo
Peas, butter, cast iron
Frozen peas go straight into a hot skillet with butter. No thawing. Four minutes and they are sweet and bright.
The 10-inch skillet in the photo is $38.
From a recent review
You cannot rush good browning, and this pan proves it. I seared pork chops on Wednesday and the crust came out even across the whole surface. The pan cleaned up with hot water and a dish brush, no scrubbing. I use it four nights a week now.
Sarah K., Austin
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