Welcome Email Series Promise and Delivery Check
Compare what your signup page promises with what your welcome emails deliver, and find gaps, delays and missing first-win steps.
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Help me check whether my welcome emails keep the promises I make before someone signs up. The signup page or lead magnet promises: [SIGNUP_PROMISE]. I will paste the text of my welcome series, in order, with the delay before each email: [WELCOME_EMAILS]. The goal of a new subscriber in their first week is [SUBSCRIBER_GOAL], and my goal is [BUSINESS_GOAL]. Report: 1) A promise tracker table with the columns Promise made, Which email delivers it, Day it arrives, Delivered fully (yes, partly, no). 2) A timeline showing each email, its single main purpose, and its call to action; flag emails with more than one main ask. 3) Missing elements: confirmation of what happens next, how to get the promised item, who the sender is, how to reply, expectations on frequency, and one quick win the reader can achieve. 4) Tone check: where the series sounds like a sales pitch before it has given any value. 5) A revised outline of the series with one-line descriptions, keeping all promises. Rules: use only the pasted emails. Do not invent a freebie, a discount or a deadline. Legal wording about consent, unsubscribe and sender identification varies by country, so mark any such point [VERIFY] with a qualified adviser; this is content review, not legal advice. Do not rewrite the whole copy unless I ask; give the structure and two example lines.
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