Write a welcome email sequence
Create a short onboarding sequence that helps new subscribers reach a useful first result.
A lightweight 5-minute weekly health check covering bounce monitoring, new contact quality, workflow health, list growth trends, and data quality sampling. Quick early warning system, not a comprehensive audit.
--- name: weekly-cleanup-routine description: "A lightweight 5-minute weekly health check covering bounce monitoring, new contact quality, workflow health, list growth trends, and data quality sampling. Quick early warning system, not a comprehensive audit." license: MIT metadata: author: tomgranot version: "1.1" category: ongoing-maintenance --- # Weekly Cleanup Routine A fast, 5-minute weekly check that catches problems early. This is not a deep audit — it is a spot-check designed to surface issues before they compound. ## Prerequisites - HubSpot portal access - Bounce monitoring workflow active (run `/bounce-monitoring-workflow` first) ## The 5-Minute Checklist ### Stage 1: Before — Open Dashboards Open HubSpot in your browser. Have the following views ready: - Email health dashboard - Workflow dashboard - Contacts list view (sorted by create date, descending) ### Stage 2: Execute — Five Spot Checks #### 1. Bounce Monitoring (1 min) - Check the `email_health_flag` list. How many contacts were flagged this week? - If more than 10, investigate the source (bad import? form spam?). - If zero, confirm the workflow is still active. #### 2. New Contact Quality (1 min) - Filter contacts created in the last 7 days. - Spot-check 5-10 new contacts. Do they have: - Valid email addresses? - Company name populated? - Lifecycle stage set? - If quality is low, check the source (which form, import, or integration created them). #### 3. Workflow Health (1 min) - Open the workflow dashboard. Look for: - Any workflows showing errors (red indicators) - Any workflows with zero enrollments that should be active - Any workflows that were accidentally turned off #### 4. List Growth Trends (1 min) - Check your key segment lists (customers, MQLs, suppressed). - Is any list growing or shrinking unexpectedly? - A sudden spike in suppressed contacts could indicate a deliverability problem. #### 5. Data Quality Sample (1 min) - Pull 10 random contacts from the database. - Check: email, company, lifecycle stage, owner. - If more than 2 out of 10 have gaps, flag for a deeper review. ### Stage 3: After — Log and Escalate Keep a simple weekly log (spreadsheet or note): | Date | Bounces | New Contact Quality | Workflow Issues | List Anomalies | Data Quality | |------|---------|-------------------|-----------------|----------------|--------------| | YYYY-MM-DD | X flagged | Good/Bad | None/Details | None/Details | X/10 complete | Escalate anything that appears two weeks in a row. ### Stage 4: Rollback This is a read-only review — no rollback needed. Any fixes identified are executed through their respective skills. ## Scheduling - Run every Monday morning. - Set a recurring 15-minute calendar block (5 minutes for the check, 10 minutes buffer for any follow-up). - If you miss a week, do not double up — just run the next scheduled check.--- name: weekly-cleanup-routine description: "A lightweight 5-minute weekly health check covering bounce monitoring, new contact quality, workflow health, list growth trends, and data quality sampling. Quick early warning system, not a comprehensive audit." license: MIT metadata: author: tomgranot version: "1.1" category: ongoing-maintenance --- # Weekly Cleanup Routine A fast, 5-minute weekly check that catches problems early. This is not a deep audit — it is a spot-check designed to surface issues before they compound. ## Prerequisites - HubSpot portal access - Bounce monitoring workflow active (run `/bounce-monitoring-workflow` first) ## The 5-Minute Checklist ### Stage 1: Before — Open Dashboards Open HubSpot in your browser. Have the following views ready: - Email health dashboard - Workflow dashboard - Contacts list view (sorted by create date, descending) ### Stage 2: Execute — Five Spot Checks #### 1. Bounce Monitoring (1 min) - Check the `email_health_flag` list. How many contacts were flagged this week? - If more than 10, investigate the source (bad import? form spam?). - If zero, confirm the workflow is still active. #### 2. New Contact Quality (1 min) - Filter contacts created in the last 7 days. - Spot-check 5-10 new contacts. Do they have: - Valid email addresses? - Company name populated? - Lifecycle stage set? - If quality is low, check the source (which form, import, or integration created them). #### 3. Workflow Health (1 min) - Open the workflow dashboard. Look for: - Any workflows showing errors (red indicators) - Any workflows with zero enrollments that should be active - Any workflows that were accidentally turned off #### 4. List Growth Trends (1 min) - Check your key segment lists (customers, MQLs, suppressed). - Is any list growing or shrinking unexpectedly? - A sudden spike in suppressed contacts could indicate a deliverability problem. #### 5. Data Quality Sample (1 min) - Pull 10 random contacts from the database. - Check: email, company, lifecycle stage, owner. - If more than 2 out of 10 have gaps, flag for a deeper review. ### Stage 3: After — Log and Escalate Keep a simple weekly log (spreadsheet or note): | Date | Bounces | New Contact Quality | Workflow Issues | List Anomalies | Data Quality | |------|---------|-------------------|-----------------|----------------|--------------| | YYYY-MM-DD | X flagged | Good/Bad | None/Details | None/Details | X/10 complete | Escalate anything that appears two weeks in a row. ### Stage 4: Rollback This is a read-only review — no rollback needed. Any fixes identified are executed through their respective skills. ## Scheduling - Run every Monday morning. - Set a recurring 15-minute calendar block (5 minutes for the check, 10 minutes buffer for any follow-up). - If you miss a week, do not double up — just run the next scheduled check.
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