Draft a welcome email sequence for new sign-ups
Minda writes a welcome email sequence for new subscribers or customers, with send days and subject lines, and saves it as drafts. It is a ready-made task for the SI agent in Minda Super Intelligence. It runs when you start it. It works with Google Docs.
In Minda: Tasks → New → Browse tasks → Draft a welcome email sequence for new sign-ups. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
- Marketing
- Google Docs
- The web
- Read [my site or product page link] and [a…
- Give each email a send-day offset from sign-up,…
- Plan the arc
- Save the sequence as a Google Doc named [doc…
What you get
A full arc It plans a welcome, a quick first win, the story, proof and one gentle ask, fitted to the number of emails you pick.
Everything for each email Each email has a send-day offset from sign-up, a subject line, a preview line and a body with one clear next step.
In your own voice It reads your site and a sample of your writing, so the emails sound like you and use only your facts.
Saved, never sent It saves the sequence as a Google Doc or as drafts in your email tool and schedules and sends nothing.
Why use this?
A good welcome series takes an afternoon to write. Minda drafts it from your own pages and your own voice, with the days laid out, so you edit instead of starting from a blank page. It never invents a testimonial, a number or a discount.
What it does
- When
- When you start it
- Works with
- Google Docs, The web
- For
- Marketers, Founders, Creators
- You fill in
- [subscribers or customers], [product or newsletter], [my site or product page link], [a sample of my own writing], [doc name], [my email tool]
How it works
- WhenWhen you start itSave it as a workflow to run it daily at 9am instead
- Step 1Reads your site and a voice sample
- Step 2Plans the arc of the 5 emails
- Step 3Writes a subject line and body each
- Step 4Gives each email a day offset
- Step 5Saves it as a Google Doc or drafts
- ResultA sequence of drafts, nothing scheduled
Read [my site or product page link] and [a sample of my own writing] for what it does, who it is for and how I write
Give each email a send-day offset from sign-up, a subject line, a preview line and a body of about [150] words that thanks them, gives one clear next step and says what comes next
Plan the arc: welcome, a quick first win, the story behind it, proof, then one gentle ask
Save the sequence as a Google Doc named [doc name], or as drafts in [my email tool]
Rules it keeps
The agent follows these on every run.
Use only facts from my pages and what I tell you
Never invent a testimonial, a number or a discount
Never schedule or send anything
No fake urgency
The full prompt
This is what the SI agent is asked to do. The parts in brackets are what you fill in.
Write a [5]-email welcome sequence for new [subscribers or customers] of [product or newsletter]. Read [my site or product page link] and [a sample of my own writing, optional] for what it does, who it is for and how I write. Give each email a send-day offset from sign-up, a subject line, a preview line and a body of about [150] words that thanks them, gives one clear next step and says what comes next. Plan the arc: welcome, a quick first win, the story behind it, proof, then one gentle ask. Save the sequence as a Google Doc named [doc name], or as drafts in [my email tool]. Rules: use only facts from my pages and what I tell you; never invent a testimonial, a number or a discount; never schedule or send anything; no fake urgency.
Who is it for?
Newsletter writers You get new subscribers every week and want a first run of emails that welcomes each one.
Founders launching a product You want new customers to hear from you in the first days and have no sequence yet.
Marketing managers You need a draft sequence to edit and load into your email tool.
Frequently asked questions
Does it send or schedule the emails?
No. It writes the sequence and saves it. You load it into your email tool and set the send days yourself.
How many emails does it write?
The number you choose. The default is 5, and the arc is fitted to the count you pick.
Where is the sequence saved?
In a Google Doc with the name you give it, or as drafts in your email tool if you name one.
Will it make up proof or discounts?
No. It uses only the facts on your pages and what you tell it, and it never invents a testimonial, a number or a discount.
What do I fill in?
Who the sequence is for, your product or newsletter, a link to your site and the number of emails. A writing sample is optional.
Run this task in the Minda app
In Minda: Tasks → New → Browse tasks → Draft a welcome email sequence for new sign-ups. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
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