Agency services

Email that turns first interest into lasting customer relationships

We design the emails that should happen after someone signs up, enquires, books or buys: welcome, nurture, follow-up, onboarding and retention, with consent and deliverability built in.

  • Consent-first list growth
  • Automations with clear exits
  • Measured beyond opens
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Where this helps

Where email usually breaks down

Most businesses already have contacts. The opportunity is in what happens next.

Sign-ups go quiet

New subscribers receive nothing useful, so interest fades.

Everyone gets everything

One newsletter for every audience leads to unsubscribes and low relevance.

Slow follow-up

Enquiries and bookings depend on manual reminders.

Customers forgotten

No onboarding, feedback or retention emails after the sale.

What we do

Our email marketing approach

Every sequence has a clear trigger, audience, goal and exit.

Capture & consent

Sign-up forms, lead resources and clear permission.

  • Double opt-in where appropriate
  • Preference options

Segmentation

Groups based on interests, behaviour and customer stage.

  • Tags and lists plan
  • Suppression rules

Automation

Welcome, nurture, follow-up, onboarding and re-engagement flows.

  • Triggers, delays and exits
  • No overlapping sequences

Deliverability

Sending set-up, list hygiene and measurement beyond opens.

  • Domain authentication checks
  • Clicks, replies and sales

Who it suits

Who email automation suits

Deliverables are agreed in writing before work starts.

Coaches & consultants

Nurture enquiries and applications for considered offers.

Ecommerce

Welcome, post-purchase, review and win-back sequences.

Service businesses

Enquiry follow-up, onboarding and repeat business.

Typical deliverables

  • Email strategy and automation map
  • Sign-up forms and lead resource delivery
  • Welcome and nurture sequences
  • Enquiry, booking and onboarding emails
  • Feedback, review and re-engagement flows
  • Reporting on clicks, replies, bookings and sales

Examples

Examples of our work

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Process

How an email project runs

01

Audit

Platform, list health, consent records and existing emails.

02

Map

Triggers, audiences, goals and exits for each sequence.

03

Write & build

Copy, templates and automations, tested before going live.

04

Review

Measure clicks, replies and outcomes, then improve.

Engagement options

Ways to work together

Scope and investment are confirmed in a written proposal after a short discovery conversation.

Investment to be confirmed

Email system set-up

Strategy, core sequences and platform set-up.

  • Automation map
  • Core sequences built

Investment to be confirmed

Ongoing email marketing

Regular campaigns plus continuous improvement of automations.

  • Campaign planning and writing
  • Monthly review

To be confirmed: Prices, durations and what each option includes will be published once they are confirmed. Until then, every proposal is scoped individually.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which email platforms do you work with?

We often use FluentCRM on WordPress and can work with other established platforms. We recommend what fits your size and stack.

Do you write the emails?

Yes. We plan and write sequences in your voice and review them with you before anything goes live.

How do you handle consent?

Marketing emails go only to people who have agreed to receive them, with a clear way to change preferences or unsubscribe.

Next step

Want your emails to work while you focus on the business?

Tell us where things stand and what you would like to change. We will reply with suggested next steps, or a proposal if the fit is right.

Request a proposal

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A few sentences is plenty: the goal, what is in the way, and anything already tried.
A rough range helps us suggest a sensible scope.
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