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Email Marketing.

Newsletters and automations that people actually open.

Targeted campaigns, automated journeys and newsletter design — written, built and measured end-to-end. From Mailchimp to Klaviyo to bespoke setups, I make email feel like the most personal channel you've got.

How it works

  1. Step 01

    Plan

    Goals, audience segments and an editorial cadence that fits your team.

  2. Step 02

    Build

    Templates, automations and sign-up flows wired into your site and CRM.

  3. Step 03

    Send

    Copy, design and scheduling — with A/B tests on subject lines and creative.

  4. Step 04

    Improve

    Open, click and revenue reporting to guide next month's calendar.

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Common questions

Which email platforms do you work with?
Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Brevo, MailerLite and HubSpot most often. Happy to work with whatever platform you already pay for rather than force a migration.
Can you migrate me to a new email platform?
Yes — including list cleanup, template rebuild, automation rebuilds and a deliverability warm-up plan so your sender reputation survives the move.
How often should I be sending newsletters?
For most brands one well-crafted email every 1–2 weeks beats a daily blast. We'll set a cadence your team can actually sustain alongside automated flows in the background.
Do you write the email copy or just design it?
Both — strategy, copy, design, build and reporting are handled end-to-end so nothing falls between writer, designer and marketer.
What automated email flows should every business have?
At minimum: welcome series, abandoned cart (for ecommerce), post-purchase, win-back and a birthday or anniversary flow. These usually pay for the engagement on their own.
How do you measure email marketing success?
Open rate, click rate, conversion rate and revenue per send — plus list health metrics like unsubscribes and spam complaints. The goal is revenue and retention, not vanity opens.

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