Francesco
@fran
Francesco
Joshua Blankenship’s old website, now only accessible via Wayback Machine (Source)
I added a sample intro email to my studio contact page and it’s been a delight to have a few folks use it. (Anecdote, not data, but everyone that’s used it turned out to be a delightful client.) https://t.co/EDxZiwgmW0
I NEED to have this
Here are a few ideas that many of our favorite emails have used:
- Ask someone a specific question. The more specific, the better.
- Ask for criticism . Tends to be more effective than asking for advice.
- Share something interesting. An essay. Video. Company. Anything they’d like.
- Say something funny.
- Say something useful. Maybe you noticed a typo on
Emails for Humans — Quarter Mile
Customer Onboarding Series (COS)
A COS begins immediately after someone becomes a customer. We include it as part of the Revenue Engine of the Art of Email, but it’s really a hybrid that deepens trust as well.
Customer onboarding is an opportunity to reassure purchasers they’ve made a good choice, draw attention to how best to engage with whatever... See more
A COS begins immediately after someone becomes a customer. We include it as part of the Revenue Engine of the Art of Email, but it’s really a hybrid that deepens trust as well.
Customer onboarding is an opportunity to reassure purchasers they’ve made a good choice, draw attention to how best to engage with whatever... See more
The proven cold email sequence that never stops working:
(bookmark this for later) https://t.co/rThNDiH6rn
Send your users this welcome email
justinjackson.ca
no fussy email template and just a handful of sentences, great example
Keep it friendly, action-oriented, and concise. Highlight the next step for the user with a clear CTA, and offer something valuable upfront, like a discount or guide. A quick intro to your platform's key features can also help users get started easily.