What actually lands in your inbox.
Marketeer does not send a welcome sequence. Signing up starts your account, not a drip. Here is exactly what we do email you today, and below it the welcome sequence we have written but not yet built.
Sending today
Six kinds of email, all of them about your own account and your own results. We don’t send a newsletter and we don’t email you about other people’s businesses.
Kate's weekly round-up
What went out this week, what people did about it, and the one thing Kate suggests you do next. Plain English, no jargon.
Your monthly review
The longer view: the month's activity and results pulled together, so you can see the trend rather than the week.
A nudge when something is stuck
If your sign-off is holding up a launch, or a piece of work has stalled, Kate emails you rather than waiting for you to open the app. The quieter nudges stay in the app so she never nags.
Your weekly spend summary
What the AI work cost you last week against your cap, day by day. Only relevant once you're on a paid plan.
A heads-up as you near your credit allowance
So running out is never a surprise. Includes what happens next and how to top up if you want to.
Account and payment emails
Sign-in codes, Stripe receipts, and anything about your subscription. These aren't marketing and you can't turn them off while you have an account.
Not sending yet
The six emails below are written, and none of them goes out. There is no drip in the product today: nothing schedules them, nothing triggers them, and creating an account will not start them. We are publishing the design because we would rather you knew what is coming than found a promise we hadn’t kept. When they start sending, this page will say so.
The welcome sequence we’re building
The design is six emails across a first month, each nudging a single small step. The days below are the intended timing, not a schedule that exists.
Welcome. Meet Kate, your AI marketing chief.
Kate leads a team of twelve specialists who plan your week, write your posts, and explain the why as they go. Nothing ships without your yes. Have a look around and start your 14-day trial.
CTA: Open your dashboard
Tell Kate your goal in one sentence.
More walk-ins on quiet Tuesdays. Fill the 9am class. Sell more birthday cakes. Say it plainly and Kate turns it into a plan you can read and approve in minutes.
CTA: Tell Kate your goal
Your first three posts are ready to look at.
The team has written your first three posts, on brand and ready for your channels. Read them, tweak a line, or just say yes. Remember, not one word goes live until you do.
CTA: Review your posts
Turn your posts into your first campaign.
A campaign runs as twelve clear steps, from brief to report, each with a specialist on it. Every step is optional and you have the final say. Kate suggests the next move, you decide.
CTA: Start your first campaign
How approvals work, so nothing surprises you.
Your whole marketing team, your final say. The dashboard shows what needs you, Kate's suggestions, and the team's activity in one place. Approve, edit, or pause anything in a tap.
CTA: See what needs you
Your first weekly update is in.
Plain English, no jargon: what went out, what people did, and what Kate suggests next. Read it in the time it takes to make a coffee, then pick your next move for the week.
CTA: Read your weekly update
A few things to know
- The emails above are about your own account, so they don’t carry an unsubscribe link today and there’s no per-email switch in Settings yet. If you want them to stop, reply and tell us, or close your account from Settings → Danger zone.
- Marketing emails you send to your own customers are different: those always carry an unsubscribe link, and we honour it.
- Once the welcome sequence is live it will stop when you’ve done the step it’s asking for. That behaviour doesn’t exist yet either, because the sequence doesn’t.