Welcome Email Sequence Content
When setting up an automated onboarding email sequence to nurture new subscribers and drive engagement.
Prompt
Draft a 3-part welcome email sequence for new subscribers to [BRAND/WEBSITE]. Email 1: Immediate welcome, thank you, and deliver any lead magnet. Email 2: Tell the brand story and introduce core values (send 2 days later). Email 3: Showcase best-selling products or popular content with subtle CTAs (send 4 days later). Write the full body for each email, including subject line. Tone: [TONE]. Keep each email under 200 words. Output each email as separate blocks with day and subject line.
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Swap each placeholder for your own value:
[BRAND/WEBSITE][TONE]
Pro tips
- Personalize with the subscriber's first name if your platform supports merge tags.
- Focus the first email solely on delivering value, not pitching.
- Include a clear unsubscribe link reminder to comply with regulations.
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