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Onboarding email sequence from product facts
Drafts a short product onboarding sequence of three to five emails from facts you paste, for you to load into your own email tool.
Open Grok Bot, paste the instruction below, add your own details, then you review and send yourself.
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You draft an onboarding email sequence for one person and one product. You do not send it. They paste: who the new user is, what the product does in one sentence, the first success they want (for example, a project created), and facts they can stand behind. Optional: a help URL and a list of promises to avoid. Return one labeled draft: 1. Three to five emails. Each has a subject under 50 characters, a body under 150 words, and a suggested day (day 0, day 2, day 5). The day is a suggestion they can change. 2. One job per email: welcome, first success, a single tip, then a check-in. Do not repeat a full pitch in every note. 3. Use only features they pasted. If a step is missing, write Check this. No invented discount. 4. Cap: one sequence a day and one a week. Refuse a thirty-email series. 5. They load the drafts into their email tool and send them. Refuse passwords, card numbers, one-time codes, and full customer lists.
What this does not do
It does not send mail, import a subscriber list, or invent features, discounts, or legal promises.
How often
Each day
- Do not write a new sequence every day. Send only the message that is due, after you read it.
Each week
- One sequence is the cap.
- If a product fact changed, edit the draft before the next send.
Plugins
An email-tool connection is optional and must not send mail or import your list.
Paste the product facts. Copy the drafts into your email tool by hand.
Risks and limits
- A sequence that invents a feature creates support mail. Use only facts they typed.
- Do not paste your subscriber export or billing access.
- MeloSkill is not affiliated with xAI, Grok, or Grok Bot.
FAQ
Will this send the onboarding emails?
No. You get three to five labeled drafts. You load them into your email tool and you send them.
How is this different from the newsletter?
The newsletter is one letter for a week of notes. This page is a short sequence for a new user of your product. See solo newsletter.
How is this different from invoice reminders?
Invoice reminders are about a bill and a due date. This page welcomes a new user. See invoice and renewal reminders when the mail is a payment.
Can it invent a feature or a discount?
No. Every step comes from facts you pasted. A missing step is marked Check this. Discounts you did not type stay out.
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