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A welcome journey is the simplest automation with measurable impact. Three emails over two weeks are enough.
A first purchase, a booked demo, or simply that they recognize you three months from now. The goal determines the content and what you measure.
Welcome them and explain what they can expect. Then share the most useful content you have. Finally, include a specific call to action. Spread this out over two weeks.
New consent, completed form, or new contact in a segment. Be precise—a trigger that is too broad will send a welcome message to people who have been customers for five years.
If someone makes a purchase or responds along the way, they should be removed from the journey. Otherwise, they will receive a prompt to buy what they have just purchased.
Go through the entire flow using your own email address. Check the timing, the links, and how it looks on mobile.
Monitor delivery, opens, and unsubscribes daily for the first few days. If the unsubscribe rate is high, the trigger is targeting the wrong people.
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