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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.
- Campaign design
- Automation flows
- List segmentation
- A/B testing
- Performance reporting
How it works
- Step 01
Plan
Goals, audience segments and an editorial cadence that fits your team.
- Step 02
Build
Templates, automations and sign-up flows wired into your site and CRM.
- Step 03
Send
Copy, design and scheduling — with A/B tests on subject lines and creative.
- Step 04
Improve
Open, click and revenue reporting to guide next month's calendar.
✦ How can Jack support you?
What are your marketing needs?
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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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