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Welcome series: The welcome series is a series of emails sent to new customers. It's even a newsletter that welcomes your participation in the brand. This series usually contains 3 emails sent in a week. The first e-mail is a welcome e-mail explaining who the brand is and what customers can expect. In the second e-mail, the best-selling item, the first purchaser discount code (5 to 20%) is displayed. The third e-mail usually tells the customer weekly or monthly newsletters and encourages them to sign up to learn about new products and sales.

There is a world of difference between briefings before the launch and standard marketing campaigns. If you are a beginner, you will receive a welcome email only if you perform an operation such as registering a newsletter or requesting access to a beta product. This mail is specifically requested. In other words, the welcome e-mail is opened more frequently than other campaign emails you sent and you can read more carefully. Sending a welcome email will increase the response rate. According to SilverPop's 2015 marketing indicator benchmark survey, this study tracked "transaction e-mail" (sent according to user interaction), the average open rate is over 17%, the median click rate is 4 is. Data collected from more than 750 companies in 40%

Welcome to E - mail. Yes, it should be smart, fun, and enthusiastic - but it should also be designed to get a response. This is the biggest mistake people make. Too many people view the welcome e-mails of their own as destroyed, or see what was written at the end of the last as the final finish of work. This is very likely, this is the most common one for people - after they sign up. It is interesting to send a welcome mail using this function. Ask new users why they registered, what they want to accomplish, what they are trying to solve, or why they use the product or service