Here’s another example of a welcome email and how to better design it. A welcome email is the start of a customer journey, customer enters and tell you they are interested in your product or services and are asking for assistance. According to 9clouds, welcome emails have 86% higher open rates than other emails, and subscribers who receive these emails are 33% more engaging in long-term brand engagement than those who don’t. Visuals are powerful. A well-designed email with a distinct theme makes a positive first impression. Spice up your mail a bit by including an unique value if possible. Subscribers will love it more to continue the journey with you. Don’t forget a call-to-action button if you don’t want to end your journey at the beginning. Simple and useful. That’s all you need in one mail. One main message is enough, especially in more functional-based industries such as financial institutions. Guide them to explore more on your website and stay curious about you!
However, it does not mean you have to end your client’s onboarding journey with one single email. After a new saving account, CIBC noticed that their youth client haven’t registered for SPC+ membership and automatically sent another email in approximately two weeks to remind clients to register for their free SPC membership for more discounts and experiences.