Two Emails You Should Send After Sending A Welcome Email

 After sending a welcome email, and appreciating them for joining your list, that's not all, we just completed the first step, but there are still steps to take in other to convert and retain your customers. 


The first type of email you should send, you should be telling them about your brand;


          -  Tell them your brand story. 

          -  What our brand will offer you.

          -  Benefits of shopping with our brand. 

          -  Quality Standard.


This email should be sent a day or two after sending the welcome email. 



Then the second email you should send must focus on;

   

            -  Customers reviews; What customers are saying about your brand

             -  Showcase your popular products and try a discount.


This email should be sent 2 to 3 days after these.



After sending these two emails, your customers should be able to trust your brand. 


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