How To Craft A Welcome Email Series Like A Pro
Your welcome email series is the very first email that they receive when they stop in to subscribe and check you out. I show you how to craft a 7 welcome email series to sell your product for any business that you can set on auto-pilot and give you sales.
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Video summary
I show you how to craft a 7 welcome email series for any business.
And what you can do is you can customize it for your specific business for 3-5-1-10 emails.
The first email is the welcome email.
Make sure you welcome them, give them whatever you promise and clearly let them know what to expect.
After welcoming them I like to give them a heads up on who is sending these emails and what exactly they are going to expect on my emailing list.
Create a P.S. at the very end and create an open loop for your next email by making it intriguing like a cliffhanger.
2. Give them valuable content and follow up on the P.S. that you promised on your previous email.
You want it to be something that is actionable, practical, and immediate to instantly establish your authority.
3. Your background story is your third email.
Your mission who you are, what you are doing and your "why"
Why would customers buy from you and not from others? Much more likely to listen to you than a generic brand that tries to sell you.
4. More valuable content
When you keep sending them more valuable content it shows that you put your customers first and that you genuinely care about them. They are going to be much more excited to check out your emails.
5. More valuable content email
I'm sureyou see the pattern when you give value to your customers they are going to reciprocate and be much more willing to read your email and buy from you. For your P.S. you can put something like a soft sell in your P.S.
Test what works for your business.
6. Sell your service
If you are trying to sell an eBook I would tease them with bullets or something like it leads to a landpage to sell my service.
7. Ask for feedback on your product/ emails.
You want to ask for feedback on your emails and actually respond because when you respond you create engagement and loyalty from your customers.
Or ask feedback on your product for the people who bought.
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