Email marketing.
Getting back in touch with people who already showed interest. We set your list up properly, write and send the emails, and make the follow-ups happen on their own while you are busy.
Rated 5.0 from 14 Google reviews. Read them.
How email marketing benefits your business.
You sell to people who already know you
We write to your past enquiries and customers, who are far more likely to buy than a stranger seeing an advert for the first time.
Enquiries stop going cold
We set the follow-up to send itself, so somebody who contacted you on a Friday still hears back while you are out on site all week.
You are not breaking the rules
We only write to people who genuinely agreed to hear from you, and we make it easy for them to stop.
You are sitting on a list of people who nearly bought from you.
Every business has one. Old enquiries, past customers, people who asked for a quote and went quiet. They already know who you are and they already had a need, which makes them the warmest audience you will ever have.
Almost nobody contacts them. It feels like pestering, so the list sits in an inbox and slowly goes cold, while the same business spends money advertising to strangers.
Email is unglamorous and it consistently returns more per rupee than anything else, precisely because the audience already knows you.
What email marketing covers.
- A list set up properly, organised and compliant from the start
- Emails written and sent on a schedule that suits your business
- Automatic follow-ups, so enquiries do not go cold while you are busy
- Consent handled correctly, because buying a list is illegal and also useless
- Results reported, with opens, clicks and replies, which are what matter
- An honest view on how often to email, which is usually less than agencies suggest
Who it is for. Businesses with a list of past enquiries or customers they never contact.
Here is what happens.
Free 30-minute consultation
Who is on your list and how they got there.
Set the platform up
Organised, compliant, and with unsubscribes working properly.
Clean the list
Removing anyone who did not actually consent, which protects you.
Write and schedule
Emails worth opening, sent at a sustainable rhythm.
Automate the follow-ups
So a new enquiry is never forgotten because you were busy.
Why the follow-up automation is the part that pays.
Most of the value is not the newsletter. It is the sequence that fires automatically when somebody enquires, so that a person who contacted you on a Friday afternoon still hears from you when you are on site all of the following week.
Setting that up is a one-off piece of work that keeps earning. It is also the single most common thing small businesses do not have, and the reason enquiries go cold for no reason other than timing.
If your list is small and you never intend to email it, say so and skip this. I would rather tell you that than sell you a monthly retainer for a list of forty people.
- A bought list, which is illegal and does not work
- Emails sent whenever somebody remembers
- No follow-up, so enquiries go cold while you are busy
- Open rates reported with nothing else alongside them
- A list built from people who actually consented
- A schedule that is sustainable and kept to
- Follow-ups that fire on their own, every time
- Opens, clicks and replies, reported together
Real clients. Real names.
A Clutch-verified nonprofit build for a client in Toronto, a church site in New Delhi, and a 5.0 rating from 14 Google reviews you can read yourself.
What people ask.
No. It is illegal under most spam rules, it damages your sending reputation, and the people on it have never heard of you. Anyone offering this is selling you a problem.
Usually less often than you are told. Consistency matters more than frequency, and a monthly email people open beats a weekly one they delete.
Some will, and that is fine. A list of people who want to hear from you is worth more than a big list that ignores you.
Whichever suits your size and budget. You own the account and the list, always.
What goes with this.
Want to talk to people who already know you?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. I keep the number of ongoing clients small, because this kind of work is only worth paying for if somebody is actually paying attention to it.
Free 30 minutes. No sales pitch. No obligation.
