Make automated emails feel human

Your welcome emails rewritten to get replies, plus a no-pitch check-in.

Here are my welcome emails: [paste them]

Rewrite them so each one feels like a personal note from me to one person:
- Plain text, sent from my own name
- Short sentences, one question per email
- A personal P.S. (something about my week, my work or my life: [a detail])
- Lowercase subject lines that sound like a friend, for example "was it useful?"
- Remove anything that sounds like a company or a newsletter

Then write one extra check-in email with no links and no pitch, that people will want to reply to.

When to use it

• Use it when your welcome emails get opens but no replies, or sound like they come from a company. Paste the emails you have now. You get them back as personal notes, plus a check-in with no pitch.

• Write the offer email that sells
• Write a 7-email launch sequence
• Find a lead magnet that brings buyers
• Read the full email marketing playbook