The Welcome Email Sequence Formula
Welcome!
Are you wondering how you can make your brand and your online business a reality for you?
I know exactly how it feels to have this dream inside and to want to make it all work.
As a small business owner, I desired to keep my online systems professional and organized, incredibly kind and helpful, while also not giving all of my time to my business.
Can you relate?
Perhaps you are looking around, finding inspiration, and seeking answers for the actual mechanics of it all — the HOW.
Or are you sifting through how to start growing your community, what it’s like to make a lead magnet work, and what on earth to say once you’ve gotten that far?
Well, I’ve got your back, friend.
I’ve put together an Email Welcome Sequence Formula just for you.
It's designed to give you a roadmap, guidance, and take some of the load off of figuring this part out on your own. (As always, please take what works for you and leave the rest.)
The Welcome Email Sequence Formula contains 6 step-by-step emails to set up for your welcome email sequence. Let’s dive in!
Our goal:
Craft your messages with meaning and clarity.
Help your leads with love.
Grow your business to match the vision of your brand.
Here are the goods!
The Titles — What to name each email, ideas, and direction:
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The Content — What to write inside of each email and when to trigger it to send:
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I recommend saving the two graphics and moving your responses and ideas over to a note or a journal page.
Give yourself time to come to your own insights, using your own voice.
You are more than welcome to sign up for my emails (not a plug, just if it would be useful) to see exactly what I say and how I say it.
My welcome email sequence has resulted in a 53.6% open rate with a 0.3% unsubscribe rate, and I send emails weekly, sometimes more than once.
I hope this has been super helpful to you! I have found this to be incredibly effective for serving my community and connecting with new clients who are looking for how only I can help them while not tying up all my time in nurture mode.
You can only make a first impression once, so that’s why I take this part of a brand so seriously.
