Blindsgalore starts with a welcome, then moves quickly into sale emails. Its onboarding messages include a discount-code welcome, a plain-text browsing invitation with a satisfaction guarantee, and a plain-text introduction to the brand’s history.
Automated emails sent in order, on a timeline.
Standalone emails first, then the emails from its sequences, each in the order they arrived.
Updated Oct 3, 2026
Blindsgalore begins on day 0 with “First Impressions are Everything,” a welcome email introducing custom window coverings. Its content includes a 50% off welcome offer, a one-time discount code, and an expiration date. The very next email is “Did You Wish for 60% Off?”, which promotes select doorbuster products in a limited-time sale.
The early emails are sale-heavy, but not purely promotional. “It Was Love at First Sight” is an activation nudge that invites the subscriber to browse, includes a satisfaction guarantee, and uses a single call to action.
Blindsgalore builds a birthday-sale arc around changing deadlines. On day 2, “Time to Blow Out the Candles, Sale Ends Tonight” promotes up to 60% off everything until midnight. The next sale email extends the birthday offer for three more days, followed by “Your Birthday Invite Expires Tomorrow” and then “The Party Can’t Go on Forever, Up to 60% Off Ends Tonight.”
This sequence includes an offer, a deadline, an extension, and further deadline-focused emails. The extension gives the campaign another reason to contact subscribers. A marketer can borrow this sequence logic while making each deadline accurate and clear.
The subject lines use invitations, celebration language, and relationship language. “Give Them Something To Talk About” introduces the brand’s experience and history, while “A Golden Opportunity to Save” promotes up to 50% off sitewide and includes a free warranty upgrade on eligible products. The subjects vary the way they present the campaign’s offers.
There is no preview-text information in these examples to identify a reuse habit. Preview text can therefore be used to add a specific offer, eligibility detail, or deadline that the subject line leaves unstated.
Blindsgalore’s onboarding sequence contains the welcome, activation nudge, and brand-history onboarding emails. They arrive around the sale campaign, combining a welcome offer, browsing guidance, and brand history with recurring promotions. Plain-text treatment appears in “It Was Love at First Sight,” “Birthday Sale Extended, Up to 60% Off Continues,” and “Give Them Something To Talk About.” Countdown treatment appears only in “Time to Blow Out the Candles, Sale Ends Tonight” and “The Party Can’t Go on Forever, Up to 60% Off Ends Tonight.”
How often, when and how Blindsgalore emails its subscribers, measured from every email we received.
Every email Blindsgalore sent in its first month, grouped by the day it arrived.
Day 0
Signup day
Day 2
2 days later
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
Every subject line and preview text, in the order they arrived.