Emails that
keep earning.
Email marketing and automation for businesses with a list they aren't using, or that send everyone the same thing.
- Who it's for
- Businesses with a list they aren't using.
- What you get
- Segments and sequences that send on their own.
- Where it starts
- An audit of the list, the platform and past sends.
- Works with
- Your email platform and your CRM.
What email and automation covers.
The list you own, put to work without anyone pressing send.
Segmentation
The list split by what your analytics already shows, such as which companies keep coming back or which pages someone has read, so each group hears what is relevant to them.
Welcome and nurture
Sequences that follow up a sign-up, enquiry or download on their own, while interest is still warm.
Reactivation
A reason for lapsed customers to come back, sent before they forget who you are.
CRM connection
Email tied to the CRM your team already works in, so sales and marketing see the same history.
Automated follow-up
The repetitive sends, reminders and internal alerts handed to a system instead of a person, timed to real interest, such as a page someone keeps returning to, rather than a fixed schedule.
Platform of your choice
Built in HubSpot, Mailchimp or Zoho, or whatever your team already uses. Full HubSpot and Zoho suites and Mailchimp are all real, delivered work, not a single-platform pitch.
Built once,
then left to work.
What depends on you: access to the list and the platform, and sign-off on anything that goes out in your name.
Audit
The list, the platform, what has been sent, and what people actually opened, clicked and bought.
Map
The moments worth an email: sign-up, enquiry, purchase, silence. Each gets a sequence, or deliberately does not.
Build
Segments, sequences and CRM connections set up and tested before a real customer receives anything.
Refine
Opens, clicks and sales read together, with weak messages rewritten rather than left to run.
Questions about email and automation.
What does marketing automation do?
It sends the right message when something happens, without anyone pressing send: a welcome when someone signs up, a follow-up after an enquiry, a nudge when a customer goes quiet. It also handles the internal side, such as alerting the team or updating the CRM.
Is email marketing still worth it?
For most businesses with a list, yes. It is the one channel you own outright: no algorithm decides who sees it, and no platform can take the audience away. What stops working is sending the same message to everyone.
How much does email marketing and automation cost?
It depends on the size and state of the list, how many sequences are needed, and whether the email platform and the CRM are already connected. Most of the effort is in the build. Once running, a sequence keeps working without being rebuilt each month.
Do you work with HubSpot?
Yes, the full suite, along with Zoho and Mailchimp. The platform is whichever one your business already runs on, or the one that fits once we know what the automation has to do.
Start with a conversation.
A few lines is enough to begin. You'll hear back within two working days.
Get in touchWhat are you trying to grow?
Enquiries, bookings, sales, sign-ups, or simply being found.
What have you already tried?
The agency, the campaign or the platform, and why it stopped.
What do you expect to spend?
A range is fine. It means the first reply is about what works for your budget.