Welcome message for new customers (online store template)

Welcome someone who just signed up or ordered for the first time: thank them, set expectations and make them feel at home.

Ecommerce/welcomeshopTone: Friendly · 38 words

Welcome message for new customers

/welcomeshop

In NexoPad this fills in by itself, from Gmail, WhatsApp or your help desk.

Action
Gift

Preview

Hi Name, Welcome to Store name! Thank you for joining us. A few things you might find useful: - Shipping times or free shipping threshold - Returns policy in one line - Where to find help As a welcome gift, you'll find a discount code for your next order right below. Happy shopping,
Use it with a shortcut

When to use it

Send it right after the first sign-up or first purchase. It's the email with the highest open rate in most stores, so use it to answer the three things new customers ask: shipping, returns and help.

Tips

  • Keep it to three useful facts; a long welcome email gets skimmed.
  • If you offer a welcome discount, say clearly when it expires.
  • Sign it with a real name, even in a small store: it sets you apart from big marketplaces.

Short version

Hi [name], welcome to [store]! Thanks for [action]. Shipping: [time]. Returns: [policy]. Need help? Just reply here.

More examples in our guideWelcome messages for new customers: 50+ notes, phrases and emails

How to use it in NexoPad

  1. 1Add it

    Click “Add to NexoPad”: it’s saved as a snippet, with its variables.

  2. 2Type the shortcut

    In Gmail, Zendesk or any website, type /welcomeshop.

  3. 3Fill in and done

    NexoPad asks you for the missing details and fills in the dates for you.

Free

Type this template with /welcomeshop on any website

NexoPad types it for you in Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp Web or your help desk. You just fill in the details.

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What this template saves you

By hand99 charactersWith NexoPad/welcomeshop + 7 details
You save~21 mina week

Rough estimate: about 5 characters per second by hand, plus 5 s per send, 5 days a week.