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SVC.05ServicesEmail & campaigns
Email is the cheapest revenue most businesses aren't collecting: the quote that was never chased, the customer who bought once, the lead that went quiet. It's infrastructure first and marketing second. We set up the domains, authentication and deliverability so your mail lands; then the campaigns, sequences and automation that turn a list into repeat revenue — connected to your CRM, not living beside it.
Mail that reaches inboxes — SPF, DKIM, DMARC and sending reputation handled properly
Every lead followed up and every customer re-contacted automatically, while your team does something better with their time
Every send measured against pipeline and repeat business, not open rates
What we deliver
Sending domains, authentication, warm-up and deliverability. The part everyone skips, and the reason most 'email doesn't work for us' stories exist.
Receipts, confirmations, notifications and account email — branded, reliable and monitored. The mail customers read most closely, so it should sell as well as inform.
Designed, written and built responsive email that renders properly everywhere — including the clients that hate you — with one clear next step per send.
Welcome series, quote follow-ups, abandoned journeys, onboarding, reactivation and renewal sequences triggered by what people actually do — revenue that happens without anyone remembering to chase.
Signup architecture, incentives and consent handled correctly — growth that doesn't torch your sender reputation or your compliance.
Email activity synced with your CRM so sales sees what marketing sent, marketing sees what closed, and the next campaign is aimed at the segment that actually buys.
Straight answers
The one that fits your volume, budget and integrations — we work with modern providers and keep the setup portable. You own the list and the accounts.
Usually. We audit authentication, reputation, content and list hygiene, then fix the setup and the habits that broke it.
Almost always the follow-up you're not sending: quotes that go quiet, past customers nobody re-contacts, sign-ups that never hear from you again. Sequences for those usually come first.
Yes. Copy, design and build are one job here — an email that reads well but renders badly (or vice versa) is still a bad email.