(See sequence steps for full flow.)
Hi {{firstName}},
We pre-generated a {{output}} for you so you don't have to start from a blank screen.
[Open my {{output}}]
It's based on {{seedInput}} — feel free to scrap it and start over, or tweak from there.
— {{senderName}}Hi {{firstName}},
When you're editing a {{output}}, hit ⌘K (Ctrl+K) — it opens the command palette. Most users discover this in week 2 and wish they'd known on day 1.
A handful of useful commands to try:
- {{commandExample1}}
- {{commandExample2}}
- {{commandExample3}}
[Open command palette]
— {{senderName}}Hi {{firstName}},
I'm not pitching anything. I just want to know — if you've stopped using {{product}}, what's the reason?
One sentence is enough. "Too complicated." "Don't have time." "Doesn't fit my workflow." All useful.
If you're still using it — also useful to know what you're using it for.
— {{senderName}}, founderHi {{firstName}},
If {{product}} is going to stick, it has to be where you already work. Three small integrations worth 5 minutes:
1. {{integration1}} — for {{benefit1}}
2. {{integration2}} — for {{benefit2}}
3. {{integration3}} — for {{benefit3}}
[Open integrations]
— {{senderName}}PLG welcome sequences should lead with a finished output, not an empty workspace. Pre-generating a sample using whatever data the user provided at signup (or sensible defaults) makes the first email feel like a gift rather than a chore. The remaining 3 steps build on that initial artifact.
Drop your draft into our editor. One anonymous run, no signup required.