Airtable new user follow up plan
Here's a sample follow-up plan for a new Airtable user:
Week 1-2: Onboarding and Setup
- Initial Email: Send a welcome email with a brief introduction to Airtable, its features, and benefits.
- Onboarding Session: Schedule a 30-minute onboarding session to help the user set up their account, create their first base, and understand the basics of Airtable.
- Follow-up Email: Send a follow-up email with a link to Airtable's getting started guide and a list of resources to help the user get started.
Week 3-4: Data Migration and Organization
- Data Migration: Offer to help the user migrate their existing data into Airtable, if applicable.
- Organization Tips: Send an email with tips on how to organize their data, including creating tables, fields, and views.
- Follow-up Email: Send a follow-up email with a link to Airtable's documentation on data organization and a list of best practices.
Week 5-6: Customization and Automation
- Customization Tips: Send an email with tips on how to customize their Airtable base, including creating custom views, formulas, and buttons.
- Automation Introduction: Introduce the user to Airtable's automation features, such as Zapier and Airtable's built-in automation tools.
- Follow-up Email: Send a follow-up email with a link to Airtable's documentation on automation and a list of use cases.
Week 7-8: Advanced Features and Best Practices
- Advanced Features: Introduce the user to advanced features, such as rollups, linked records, and conditional formatting.
- Best Practices: Share best practices for using Airtable, including data validation, data quality, and data governance.
- Follow-up Email: Send a follow-up email with a link to Airtable's documentation on advanced features and best practices.
Week 9-12: Ongoing Support and Feedback
- Regular Check-ins: Schedule regular check-ins with the user to provide ongoing support and answer any questions they may have.
- Feedback Request: Request feedback from the user on their experience with Airtable, including any challenges they've faced and any suggestions they may have.
- Follow-up Email: Send a follow-up email with a summary of the user's feedback and any action items that need to be addressed.
Additional Tips
- Make sure to personalize the follow-up plan based on the user's specific needs and goals.
- Use Airtable's built-in features, such as notifications and reminders, to stay in touch with the user and provide ongoing support.
- Encourage the user to explore Airtable's community and documentation resources, including the Airtable Academy and the Airtable Community Forum.
- Consider offering additional support, such as a dedicated Airtable expert or a customized onboarding package, for users who require more extensive support.