Welcome Drip Sequence

Greet every new /start contact and enroll them in a timed welcome drip: a quick-start tip after 1 hour, follow-ups on days 1, 3, and 7, with a one-tap opt-out.

The user wants every new contact automatically subscribed to a timed series of welcome/onboarding messages (drip, nurture, warm-up) after /start, with an easy way to stop the tips.

• What is the product or service about, in one or two sentences?
• What main link should the Learn more button open?
• Do the default drip timings (1 hour, 1 day, 3 days, 7 days) fit, or should they change after install?
• Open the "Welcome tips" sequence to edit the step texts and delays (they ship as +1 hour, +1 day, +3 days, +7 days) — make each tip specific to your product.
• Test with a real account: send /start — the greeting and menu arrive immediately, the first tip comes 1 hour later.
• The tips keep going for everyone who doesn't press "Stop the tips". If you have a purchase flow, add an UNSUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE action for the Welcome tips sequence there so customers stop receiving tips after buying.
• The day-7 check-in invites replies — they arrive in your bot like any other message, so make sure someone watches the inbox.

• Start with /start in one welcome flow
• Greet the contact with a short intro of the product
• SUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE enrolls the contact in the Welcome tips drip
• Show a menu: a Learn more URL button and a Stop the tips button
• The drip sends tips at +1 hour, +1 day, +3 days, and +7 days
• Stop the tips runs UNSUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE and confirms that no more tips will arrive

Good to know

• Emit create_sequence BEFORE any block whose SUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE/UNSUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE config.sequenceId references it — the executor remaps the sequence_* placeholder to the real id.
• Sequence delays are fixed offsets from the moment of subscription (+1 hour, +1 day, +3 days, +7 days); they cannot anchor to arbitrary calendar dates.
• The drip continues for everyone who does not press Stop: this template has NO auto-stop on purchase. If the user has a purchase or signup flow, suggest adding an UNSUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE action (same sequence) there so buyers stop receiving tips.
• Keep the opt-out one tap: button → UNSUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE → confirmation message.
• Keep the drip step texts generic and honest — no invented product facts; the user edits them to match the real product.

Keep in mind

• Do not promise that the tips stop automatically after a purchase — nothing in this template unsubscribes buyers; add UNSUBSCRIBE_SEQUENCE to the purchase flow instead.
• Do not write invented product-specific facts into the drip steps — keep tips generic or edit them to the real product.
• Do not remove the Stop-the-tips button — the drip must always be escapable in one tap.
• Do not pile on extra steps; four well-timed messages beat a daily barrage.
• Do not subscribe the same contact from multiple places without a reason — /start is the single entry here.