A welcome sequence:
- 1Confirmed signupFirst-hat form
- 2Send the guide“Your first hat pattern”
- Wait two days
- 3Share a practical tip“A tip for your first stitches”
- 4Introduce your offerWool from the Lindrain flock
Send the welcome, birthday offer, or follow-up while you get on with your day. Choose a prepared workflow, adapt the messages and timing, and activate it when you are ready.
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Lindrain Farm. From the first farm letter to a useful follow-up: a welcome sequence for new readers.
Someone requests your guide while you are with a customer. Another subscriber has a birthday coming up. Neither message needs to depend on when you next remember to write.
Keep it to one email when that is enough. Add steps when they give the reader a reason to continue.
Start with a welcome series, birthday greeting, or customer follow-up. Connected shops can also trigger purchase welcomes and review requests. WooCommerce syncs orders, not abandoned carts; cart reminders need a connection that supplies cart events.
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Eight workflows cover purchase welcomes, reviews, repeat orders, win-backs, and cart reminders. Shopify supplies order and checkout activity. WooCommerce supplies orders, not abandoned carts. A custom connection must supply the events its workflow needs.
Welcome people from a specific form or confirmation flow, or use a sequence for all confirmed signups. Match the first email to what they asked for.
Send a birthday greeting, anniversary message, or reminder based on a date stored with the subscriber.
Start the next step when subscriber data changes – for example, when someone is added to a customer group.
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Select a triggerConnect a booking, purchase, or action in your application to the appropriate follow-up. For supported workflows, Zapier’s Send Custom Event action can start matching automations without a custom-coded connection.
Use conditions to choose a path based on subscriber details, tags, or segments. Someone interested in workshops can receive different follow-up from someone interested in consulting.
Add fixed or date-based waits, update fields and tags as the sequence progresses, and choose the sender profile for each email. The first message can come from your business and a later follow-up from you personally.
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Define filter rules to split your automation flow.
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Review results for the automation, its emails, and individual steps. See how subscribers progress and which messages get a response.
Use the report to decide where the wording, timing, or path needs another look. Open an individual subscriber’s activity when you need to understand their experience in detail.
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Save an updated automation as a new version. Subscribers already in the sequence can finish the version they entered, while future entries use the updated path.
You can improve the follow-up without silently changing the rest of the experience for everyone already taking part.
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You’re changing an active automation. Direct changes may alter the journey of contacts already in it.
Choose Update active automation to change this automation for contacts already in it, or Continue as new automation to keep their current journey and let new contacts enter the new automation.
Connect supported workflows through Zapier or the private Make app. For a direct connection, your developer can use custom events or incoming webhooks to start a sequence, and an outgoing webhook step to continue the work in another system.
A signup-based welcome sequence or a birthday email based on a stored date does not need an external connection.
Bring over subscriber data without starting the matching automations, or select the ones that should run. Existing customers do not have to enter the same welcome sequence as new signups.
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A welcome, a birthday offer, or a follow-up for a new customer. Start with one sequence and let Maildroppa handle the repeated sending.
Templates, the visual builder, lead-magnet delivery, reports, and versioning are included on Free. Up to 100 subscribers and 2,500 emails per month, with Maildroppa branding.
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